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EMERGING MARKETS: Global news - September 09

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  • US – Vice President Harris will travel to still-tight battleground states after Tuesday’s debate with Donald Trump, as a poll showed the former president ahead nationally and many voters saying they need to know more about Harris. Trump led Harris by 48% to 47% in a New York Times-Siena College poll published Sunday. While within the margin of error, the result suggests that Harris’ month-long rise in the polls may have stalled and Trump’s support remains resilient.
  • US – Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer emphasised the importance of avoiding a government shutdown on Sept 30, as lawmakers return to Washington after the August break with the US election ahead in November. In a letter to his Democratic colleagues on Sunday, Schumer said his party favours a short-term funding extension, known as a continuing resolution, and called on Republicans to support a bipartisan effort.
  • CHINA (MNI Beijing) – China's CPI rose 0.6% y/y in August to a six-month high, accelerating from July’s 0.5% but underperforming the 0.7% consensus, data from the NBS showed Monday. Food prices rose 2.8% y/y led by a 21.8% increase in vegetable prices due to extreme weather, while non-food prices rose 0.2%. On a monthly basis, CPI rose 0.4%, moderating from July's 0.5%, as travel demand declined with the end of summer holiday.
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