The Reserve Bank of India's rate-setting committee voted unanimously on 7 October 2026 and said cuts were "off the table in the near term" as inflation forecasts rose.
Saudi Arabia, Russia and five allies kept their combined target at 31.01 million barrels a day on 4 October 2026, as war in the Gulf limited what any target could deliver.
A unanimous vote on 16 September 2026 lifted the benchmark rate to 3.75%-4.00%. It was the first policy change under chair Kevin Warsh, whom President Trump chose expecting cuts.
Nigeria's giant oil refinery opened a 2.15 trillion naira public offering in Lagos on 14 September 2026, described by Reuters as set to be Africa's biggest ever.
The second quarter-point increase of 2026, announced on 10 September, came with forecasts showing euro area inflation above the 2% target until late 2027.
The supervisory board unanimously approved the carmaker's Future Plan 2030 on 3 September 2026, leaving the fate of four German plants to be settled by mid-2027.