Daily News Digest - 14 September

The US 10-2 year yield curve widened the already inverted yield curve yesterday, forecasting again that the US is likely to head into an official recession, after already being in two quarters of negative growth, the traditional measure

A sanctions package against China is on the cards in the US. This is to deter the country from invading Taiwan -- corporate America continues to have to draw up contingency plans as public sentiment would expect them to cease China operations, comparable to how western businesses left Russia

UK consumer inflation fell to 9.9% in August, better than the forecasts of a rise to 10.2% expected from the 10.1% reading in July

Data out yesterday showed that the cost of living crisis had allowed German owned Aldi to move ahead of Morrison's to become the UK's fourth largest supermarket chain behind Tesco, Sainsbury's, and Asda

Honda responds to talk and states that it has no plans to separate and list its motorcycle unit, after local reports that such a move was being considered