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- The pound reached its highest level since the Brexit vote ahead of an expected Bank of England interest rate hike [1]. - Bomb threats across Europe led to multiple commercial flight diversions [2]. - A strategist identified a prolonged war in Iran as a potential market "black swan" [3]. - Toyota stock rallied despite the company lowering its sales guidance [4].

Generated Nov 05, 2026 · 11:05 UTC

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1. Pound hits highest level since Brexit vote, with Bank of England expected to raise interest rates today – business live — Guardian Business
2. Multiple planes diverted as bomb threats to commercial flights reported across Europe – live — Guardian Business
3. A prolonged war in Iran is the market’s real ‘black swan,’ says this strategist — MarketWatch
4. Toyota stock rallies after company lowered sales guidance. Here’s how rare that is. — MarketWatch
5. My 93-year-old father changed his will at the 11th hour, leaving my brother his entire $500,000 estate. Can I challenge it? — MarketWatch

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