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Minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee’s most recent meeting were met with some Thanksgiving cheer late on Wednesday, as most policymakers agreed that smaller interest rate hikes would “soon be appropriate”.
Royal Mail’s “best and final offer” to striking workers was rejected on Wednesday afternoon, with hundreds of thousands of postal workers set to walk out on Thursday and Friday.
New Zealand’s benchmark stock index was in the red on Wednesday, after the country’s central bank delivered its biggest-ever rise in interest rates as it tightened policy for the eighth consecutive time.
