Spain orders olive oil mills to store 12% of output, taking about 188,000 tonnes off the market
The first use of the measure follows a forecast harvest of 1.6 million tonnes and producer prices near 3 euros a kilo, down from 4 a year ago.
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FATF adopts the US mutual evaluation and a scam-compound report, Treasury says
The plenary under the UK presidency also agreed a targeted review of jurisdictions with longstanding weaknesses in virtual-asset supervision.
Paraguay's central bank liquidates Ueno Bank, which held 850 million dollars of public funds
The takeover on 3 November followed a solvency ratio below 50%; President Santiago Peña resigned before an impeachment vote, Euronews reports.
The Bank of England hikes into an energy shock as Schnabel argues for reversible tools
Within one week the BoE raised rates pre-emptively, an ECB board member listed lessons on commitments and the Riksbank moved to shrink its own currency risk.
Schnabel's four lessons: avoid commitments, watch the inflation outlook, guard dominance
In reflections near the end of her ECB term she called pandemic forward guidance too Odyssean and argued for a balance sheet no larger than necessary.
Ueda: Japan's surplus rests on investment income of over 6% of GDP, kept up by firms' saving
In the IMF's Camdessus lecture the BoJ governor traced how firms became chronic net savers after the bubble and offset ageing households.
Riksbank plans about SEK 200 billion of currency loans to hedge its reserve, replacing swaps
Borrowing via the Swedish National Debt Office from early 2027 is meant to cut currency risk on the balance sheet and serves no monetary policy purpose.
Bank of England raises Bank Rate to 4% by an 8-1 vote, one member wanted 4.25%
The MPC expects CPI inflation to rise from 3.5% to around 5% by mid-2027 as energy prices climb in the ninth month of the Middle East conflict.
Crédit Mutuel Arkéa says a cyberattack enabled fraud but no client will lose money
The Brittany-based bank suspended some transactions; a reported 118 million euro loss is unconfirmed and the case was first made public by ZachXBT.
Riksbank and BoJ raise rates on imported inflation that the core does not show yet
Stockholm moved on 4 November with underlying inflation at 1.6%; Tokyo's minutes show two dissenters making exactly that objection in September.