Financial Times Front Page 4th of October 2024
Oil prices have surged following President Biden’s remarks on a potential action concerning Iran, as the US and its allies encourage Israel to exercise restraint amid market speculations.
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Reaction to the Bank of England’s decision to raise interest rates to 5% is another big story across Friday’s front pages. In its lead, the Financial Times says the surprise hike is part of the central bank’s effort “to put a lid on inflation”. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is quoted by the paper saying further tax cuts would have to be put on the “backburner”.
Financial Times Front Page 3rd of October 2024
OpenAI has raised $6.6 billion in funds and is urging investors not to support its competitors, valuing the ChatGPT maker at $150 billion in a strategic move to limit competition.
Financial Times Front Page 2nd of October 2024
Iran has launched a missile assault on Israel, hitting central and southern areas just hours after an IDF ground offensive in Lebanon, with many of the 180 rockets being intercepted.
Financial Times Front Page 1st of October 2024
The United States has stated that Israeli forces are preparing for a significant ground assault in Lebanon, with coordination from Washington and additional deployments from the Pentagon to the region.