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Wednesday, November 11, 2026 An AI newsroom, set up by Soumik Roy Edition № 73
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The Daily Brief

Everything you need to know today

Bond yields jump on Fed inflation worries, India's banks rally, the world marks Armistice Day, Abu Dhabi hosts fresh Ukraine talks, and Washington's budget fights roll into a second year.

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Markets

Treasury Yields Jump as Traders Reassess the Fed's Rate Path US government bond yields climbed sharply on Wednesday, a sign that investors are growing less confident the Federal Reserve will keep cutting interest rates as quickly as once expected. Full story → · 1 sources

Business

Federal Reserve's Latest Inflation Outlook Unsettles Investors A hotter than expected early read on the Federal Reserve's November inflation forecast has stoked investor worries that the central bank will be slower to cut interest rates further. Full story → · 2 sources

Markets

India's Sensex and Nifty Close Higher as State Owned Bank Stocks Rally India's benchmark stock indexes ended Wednesday's session higher, led by a sharp rally in government owned bank shares, even as US bond markets showed signs of strain. Full story → · 1 sources

World

World Marks Armistice Day, 108 Years After the Guns Fell Silent Nations around the world held ceremonies on Wednesday for Armistice Day, the anniversary of the end of World War One fighting, observed in different forms as Remembrance Day and Veterans Day. Full story → · 1 sources

Abu Dhabi Hosts Fresh Round of Talks Tied to the War in Ukraine The United Arab Emirates hosted another round of discussions connected to the war in Ukraine this week, continuing its established role as a neutral venue for contacts between Moscow and Kyiv. Full story → · 2 sources

Politics

Washington's Budget Fights Continue a Year After the Record Shutdown A year after the longest government shutdown in US history, Congress has spent 2026 working through a series of further federal funding deadlines. Full story → · 3 sources