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ADP Weekly Employment Report: In the four weeks ending October 24, 2026, private sector employers added an average of 19,750 jobs per week.

2026-11-10

ADP Weekly Employment Report: In the four weeks ending October 24, 2026, private sector employers added an average of 19,750 jobs per week.

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2026-11-10

1. US and Israel Discuss New Document on Military Aid – Rubio said on the 9th that the US and Israel are discussing a new memorandum of understanding regarding US military aid to Israel. 2. Midterm Elections Unfair – US President Trump: The midterm

1. US and Israel Discuss New Document on Military Aid – Rubio said on the 9th that the US and Israel are discussing a new memorandum of understanding regarding US military aid to Israel. 2. Midterm Elections Unfair – US President Trump: The midterm election results look unfair. Does anyone really believe this “election” was fair? How could the polls show such a huge discrepancy? 3. Agrees to Iraqi Prime Minister's Ceasefire Proposal —Sources revealed that the Iraqi Prime Minister proposed ending the war with Iran during a phone call with US President Trump. Trump agreed with the Iraqi Prime Minister's proposal during the call. 4. Hopes for an Agreement with Iran —A diplomat familiar with the meeting said that US President Trump made it clear to Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani that he hopes to reach an agreement with Iran and is willing to give negotiations a chance. 5. Reiterates Unlikely to Attack Iran Again —Trump tweeted: “The United States is fully prepared to act should the situation in the Middle East change. However, for the time being, this seems unlikely. We are seeing positive momentum toward ending the conflict and will ensure that American interests are always protected.”
2026-11-10

Zimbabwe will keep a Jan 2027 deadline to stop exporting lithium concentrate, Mines and Mineral Development Minister Polite Kambamura told officials, instructing the ministry to retain the cutoff in planning despite producer requests for delays. The

Zimbabwe will keep a Jan 2027 deadline to stop exporting lithium concentrate, Mines and Mineral Development Minister Polite Kambamura told officials, instructing the ministry to retain the cutoff in planning despite producer requests for delays. The president has ordered that from Jan 2027 Zimbabwe will only export lithium sulfate, leaving little room for extensions; producers had asked for relief until about June 2027 saying some local processing projects may not be ready. Mining companies are accelerating construction and commissioning of local processing facilities, Mining Zimbabwe reported.
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