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Despite high inflation and supply chain challenges, Walmart, one of America's largest retailers, saw a significant increase in sales in the second quarter of this year.

Germany introduced plans to take on another €200 billion ($195 billion) in debt to finance a program aimed at limiting the influence of rising energy prices on the economy.

On Thursday, the Central bank of Mexico increased the credit rate to the maximum level.

Nike is suffering declining revenues due to increasing logistics costs and strengthening of the U.S. currency. The company is now selling its excess inventory, spurring the sale with discounts.

On Wednesday, Lori Beer, chief information officer of financial holding JPMorgan Chase & Co, said the company plans to hire about 2,000 engineers from various countries by the end of the year, despite the current economic situation.

The LiveWire electric motorcycle unit of Harley-Davidson Inc. debuted on the stock exchange was unsuccessful.

The Federal Reserve's (Fed) objective is now to curb price hikes in the U.S. However, other countries are under pressure caused by the Fed's actions, as their central banks are also forced to raise their own rates at a rapid pace.

After two consecutive months of decline, China's manufacturing activity rose in September. This was made possible by a set of stimulus and easing measures under COVID.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) informed Boeing that the work required to certify the 737 MAX 7 has not yet been completed. Boeing has a December deadline to win approval for planes.

The confirmation of the amount of money, which was spent by the Japanese government on the foreign exchange market intervention last week, is expected to take place this Friday. The mentioned intervening was aimed at supporting the yen. The confirmation is likely to draw attention to the difficulties the country might face in case of frequent interventions in attempts to stop rapid falling of the currency.