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Copper-linked assets slipped as the dollar rose, while Escondida supervisors voted 95% to authorise a strike.
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Gold and silver slid as the dollar and Treasury yields climbed and Fed minutes pointed to another rate rise.
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The Colombian peso closed at 3,239 per dollar as annual inflation rose to 6.29% in September.
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Argentina's Merval fell 2.51% as BBVA Argentina and Banco Macro slid, and country risk rose to 586 points.
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The Ibovespa fell 0.74% to 204,302 for a second day as Vale and the big banks slid.
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Tanzania and Mozambique’s defence ministers agreed in Dar es Salaam to deepen work against terrorism, smuggling and cross-border crime.
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Tanzania’s planning minister asked Dutch investors in The Hague to back mining, agriculture and port logistics, from graphite to cashew nuts.
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South Africa’s Black Business Council fears new US visa curbs could reach businesspeople who back economic transformation, not only officials.
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Kenya’s Speaker suspended MP Ndindi Nyoro for five sitting days after he would not retract claims about the Kenya Pipeline IPO.
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Nigeria’s financial-market dealers project a US$8.69 billion current account surplus for July to September, driven by oil and weaker imports.
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A Pretoria high court has set aside the minister's decision to gazette South Africa's B-BBEE Legal Sector Code.
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Senegal signed a US$151 million digital-factory agreement in Dakar on 6 October 2026 to assemble computers and phones locally.
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AFG Bank Guinée and French development lender Proparco signed US$67 million in small-business loans and trade guarantees in Conakry on 6 October 2026.
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Senegalese prosecutors have placed four men in custody over an alleged forged sale of a Dakar-Plateau plot worth about US$5.5 million.
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Bolivia’s IMF programme foresees fuel prices reaching world levels in early 2027, as the subsidy falls from 6.2% of GDP in 2025 to zero, Unitel reports.
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Ex-president Gustavo Petro dared President Abelardo de la Espriella to reopen re-election.
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US agents seized 90 biodiesel shipments worth over US$2.8 million bound for ENETEC, a sanctioned Cuban fuel firm, at Florida and Texas ports.
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Traffic through the Strait of Magellan rose more than 70% in August and September as drought limits ships at the Panama Canal, Chilean Navy data show.
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Mexico's Senate voted unanimously to make hotels, rentals and transport firms check an adult's link to any child.
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Peru’s copper output rose 3.7% to 236,515 tonnes in July, while zinc fell 22.2% and gold 9.0%, according to the Ministry of Energy and Mines.
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IEA members back a faster release of emergency oil, with diesel first.
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Peru's Senate approved two trips for President Keiko Fujimori on 7 October: El Salvador on 28-31 October and the Madrid summit on 2-6 November.
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Peru's President Keiko Fujimori launched a joint force of 1,350 soldiers and police on 7 October, with a control centre at Army headquarters in Lima.
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Argentina's president Javier Milei posted "Lula thief" on Instagram 18 days before Brazil's 25 October runoff, where markets favour Bolsonaro.
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A boat that left The Gambia five days earlier brought 41 people to El Hierro on Wednesday, a day after a boat from Senegal landed 74, as arrivals pick up.
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DR Congo will ban wooden whaleboats on its rivers and lakes from 15 November after deadly shipwrecks.
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Residents of Vacoas and Phoenix in central Mauritius took to the streets on Wednesday after days without tap water.
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Consumer prices in Mauritius were 5.7% higher in September than a year earlier, led by petrol, vegetables and university fees, the state statistics office says.
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Smoke entered the school and about 200 pupils waited outside in Maripasoula, as a 57% rainfall shortfall fuels fires across French Guiana.
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Unions, rights groups and civil society urge leave and an independent probe for Guyana's deputy police chief, who is presumed innocent.
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Residents say Eritrean soldiers are in Adigrat in northern Ethiopia.
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Private bus owners say Suriname's city fare could climb by up to 59% without subsidies, while the government weighs tighter subsidy rules.
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A man is charged with murder after a woman was killed in Camopi, a remote Indigenous town in French Guiana.
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Ghana’s annual inflation rose to 5.2% in September, the second monthly rise in a row, as services stayed costly.
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Cusco in October 2026: Planetshakers on 17 October, Marcos Llunas on 24 October and a Halloween candlelight concert, with prices in US$.
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Kampala in October 2026: Trade Fair to 11 October, PyCon Africa from 7 October and Independence Day on 9 October, with dates and venues checked.
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Canada's proposed Pacific Link pipeline would add a second Pacific export route for Alberta oil, but US refiners would remain its biggest customers.
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The first two of 66 Lockheed Martin F-16V Block 70 fighters landed in Taitung on October 2, 2026, after years of production delays.
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Felabration runs 12 to 18 October and Design Week Lagos ticketed days 22 to 25 October.
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Starlight at the Giza Pyramids on 9 and 10 October, Tul8te on 16 October and the 34th Arab Music Festival from 20 October.
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An Ambrose Alli University lecturer died in an Ekpoma hotel on 5 October 2026; police hold three for questioning and no cause is announced.
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Botero's Peace Dove fell at the National Museum of Colombia on 6 October.
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The main wreckage of the Nigerian Air Force ATR 42 is still unlocated in an Ondo swamp, as the Navy turns to sonar and swamp buggies.
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Who runs the South Africa economy in 2026: the Treasury, Reserve Bank, Eskom, Transnet, Naspers, Sasol, the big miners and the Rupert and Motsepe families.
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Mexico population explained: INEGI counted 130.9 million people in 2025, with 24.2 million indigenous, 2.1 million Afro-Mexicans and a median age of 32.
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Who runs the Ghana economy in 2026: President Mahama's team, the central bank, the gold and cocoa boards, oil firms and the top listed companies.
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Who holds power in Nigeria: President Tinubu, the APC, a split opposition, the generals, judges and governors, and the 16 January 2027 election race.
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When is Mexican Independence Day?
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When is the Day of the Dead?
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Gorditas explained: what Mexico's stuffed corn cakes are, the classic chicharrón filling, 2026 street prices in US$ and where to eat them in Mexico City.