CrowdStrike reveals hacker asked AI chatbot where to sell stolen Korean bank data
CrowdStrike says a suspect in South Korean bank hacks asked an AI chatbot where to sell stolen data.
Canada's August CPI matched expectations at 3.0% year-on-year, while core measures were mixed and the Canadian dollar fell on reduced rate hike odds.
The data broadly matched expectations, though slightly weaker on the margins. A key concern is the significant rise in gasoline prices in September, which occurred even with a 10 cent per litre federal gasoline tax holiday that has been extended through the end of the year.
The Canadian dollar declined after the release as traders lowered the odds of a Bank of Canada rate hike in October. Before the report, the probability was 58%, and it has edged lower in light trading conditions.
Separately, July manufacturing sales were softer than expected, coming in at -0.4% versus a forecast of -0.2%. Part of that weakness was due to revisions that lifted June's figure to +0.3% from an initial +0.1%.
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CrowdStrike says a suspect in South Korean bank hacks asked an AI chatbot where to sell stolen data.
BOE's Megan Greene warns about persistent UK inflation and concerns over 3.5% wage growth next year.
Bond yields hit multi-decade highs, signalling the end of cheap money and forcing investors to demand higher returns.
Fed Governor Christopher Waller said more rate hikes are likely but the pace can be flexible, and he played down September's jobs weakness.