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Berkshire Hathaway was a net buyer of about $3.6 billion in shares last quarter, which reflects about $8.9 billion in purchases and $5.3 billion in sales, according to its cash flow statement.

Investment managers at Citigroup Inc. and Morgan Stanley expect US inflation peaking, along with monetary easing by the Federal Reserve (Fed). If so, emerging market currencies are likely to be their first stop.

In early December, the EU embargo on marine imports of oil from Russia comes into force. Also, an oil price ceiling will come into effect if it’s supplied to third countries. Thus, oil prices are getting more and more unstable.

In October, the Bank of Japan’s representatives discussed the need to study the consequences that the country’s economy is facing due to prolonged monetary policy easing and the consequences that it potentially might face by abandoning this strategy later.

The Bank of Canada's decision to look at the latest data could help it adjust its key rate endpoint to do the least possible damage to the economy.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis reported that the U.S. company Exxon Mobil is to begin seismic surveys in the southwest of the Peloponnese peninsula and the island of Crete in the coming days.

The economic stimulus package aimed at easing the impact of inflation on people and companies needs additional funding.

In September there was a record fall in Japan's foreign exchange reserves. In October the decrease continued

Adrian Orr was appointed for a second time as the head of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ). He will enter his second five-year term on March 27.

In September, the indicator of consumer borrowing in the United States showed a smaller increase than expected, which indicates a decrease in outstanding credit-card debt.