September 2026
All columns and Brief analyses.
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Jaishankar keeps India's Russian oil share on the table
Jaishankar told Rubio in New York that India has concerns about the sanctions Act. The Hindu reported that Russian Ural crude makes up 51% of India's imports, and that tariffs of up to 100% could affect India if applied after a one-month period.
Norges Bank, the Riksbank and the SNB set three prices for reserves
The same oil shock produced three policy rates on Thursday: 4.50 per cent, 1.75 per cent and 0 per cent. The split sits in spare capacity and the inflation stock.
Oracle separates Jupiter's 2028 date from the payment duty
The force majeure notice leaves Oracle as the main tenant of Project Jupiter in New Mexico, and payment can slip if the 2028 target is missed. The dates that can be checked are the pipeline and the air permit.
The 10-15 per cent GLP-1 drugs barely move
10-15 per cent of GLP-1 users lose little or no weight, and the Endocrine Society still calls personalised matching early.
The 10-year yield hit 5.104 per cent as the auction and PMI landed together
The 10-year yield rose more than 13 basis points to 5.104 per cent. The five-year auction cleared at 5.033 per cent, and the services PMI rose to 58.7.
The Chagos lease stops again in Washington after the 2019 opinion
The 2025 text split sovereignty for Mauritius from a 99-year lease on the Diego Garcia base. On Wednesday the payment stopped because the current draft lacks US support.
The Galleri panel did not approve a blood test for people 50 and over
Safety passed 10-0, and the benefit vote split. There is no approval yet, and a negative result does not rule cancer out.
Two lutetium clocks hold the 19th digit together
In Singapore two separate 176Lu+ clocks were compared near 1 × 10−19. The agreement narrows independent errors, and a drift common to both systems remains open.
YouTube leaves the cover and the title to its own agent
The cover, title, and brand pitch for an older video sit with YouTube's background agent. The winning cut can become permanent after 7 days, and no watch-time gain was published.
A 20 metre stone and timber wall is up under the Hôtel-Dieu
A stone-and-timber wall about 20 metres long has come up in a courtyard of the Hôtel-Dieu on the Île de la Cité in Paris. Carbon-14 dates the wood between 200 and 10 BCE. The culture ministry says the fire traces do not by themselves lock the blaze to 52 BCE, while the stretch is a candidate for the rampart of Gallic Lutetia and a rival reading still places that settlement at Nanterre.