World & BusinessOil shocks, tighter policy and AI investment in September's markets
SeeNews reports renewed inflation from higher energy prices and rising government borrowing costs as global markets entered the second half of September.
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SeeNews describes global financial markets facing a combination of pressures in the second half of September: higher energy prices driving renewed inflation, rising government borrowing costs and a shift toward tighter monetary policy. The publisher also notes continued heavy investment in artificial intelligence alongside those pressures.
Oil shocks, tighter policy and AI investment in September's markets
SeeNews reports renewed inflation from higher energy prices and rising government borrowing costs as global markets entered the second half of September.