The 13-hectare Karaka Road property, bought from Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, sits beside the future Ngākōroa rail station and could support a major hospital after further planning and investment decisions.

The company is redeeming its 2028 senior notes in full after refinancing its debt stack with a new $275 million term loan and a $200 million revolving credit facility.

The one-year maturity extensions push Bunge’s $4.2 billion revolving credit agreement to 2031 and its $3.5 billion facility to 2029; a separate $1.1 billion line was extended to 2027.

Australia renewed counter-terrorism financing sanctions on 15 people and two entities after a required review, keeping asset-freeze restrictions in place under its UN sanctions law.

Manufactured-goods orders increased to $663.5 billion in August, while unfilled orders rose 0.6% to $1.6096 trillion and factory inventories climbed for an eleventh straight month.

Payroll growth slowed sharply in September, while prior months were revised down by a combined 60,000 jobs and wage growth eased to 3.0% from a year earlier.

Real household incomes increased in FYE 2025, with gains recorded at both ends of the income distribution while measured inequality changed little.

Tesla delivered 486,532 vehicles and produced 464,391 in the third quarter, with Model 3 and Model Y accounting for nearly all deliveries as the total rose from Q2.

The Federal Council wants Parliament to keep a CHF 10 billion monetary-assistance ceiling in place through April 2033, while separately allowing about CHF 90 million of IMF funds to support lower borrowing costs for low-income countries.

South Korea’s consumer inflation eased from August’s 3.1% rate, but fuel-linked costs and firmer industrial-goods prices kept price pressures above the Bank of Korea’s 2% target.