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The European Central Bank is widely expected to raise its deposit rate by 25 basis points to 2.50% today, with the move already fully priced in by the markets. With the rate decision itself unlikely to provide much of a surprise, the focus will be mainly on President Lagarde’s press conference. The meeting comes against a complicated backdrop for the Governing Council. Eurozone headline inflation accelerated to 3.3% y/y in August, while energy prices have risen sharply amid the ongoing geopolitical tensions and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. European gas prices reached the highest levels since 2022 recently and the Iran war doesn't look like it's going to end anytime soon. At the same time, core and services inflation have continued to moderate and economic activity has proved more resilient than previously expected.Today's hike would take the deposit rate to the upper end of the ECB's estimated neutral range. This makes the meeting particularly important for determining whether the ECB views 2.50% as sufficient to deal with the current shock or whether policy needs to move further into restrictive territory.The consensus among investment banks is that September is either the end of the tightening cycle or very close to it. None expects the ECB to commit explicitly to another hike, although most acknowledge that the risks remain skewed toward further tightening if energy prices remain elevated or inflationary pressures broaden.Little change to the statement, with data dependence to remain centralThere's a broad consensus that the ECB is unlikely to make significant changes to its statement (click here for the previous statement). The Governing Council is expected to maintain its meeting-by-meeting and data-dependent approach, particularly given the unusually high degree of uncertainty surrounding energy prices and the geopolitical situation.The assessment of the economy is also unlikely to change meaningfully. Growth has been more resilient than expected, while inflation remains above target and energy prices represent a renewed upside risk. The balance of risks will therefore remain broadly similar, with downside risks to growth and upside risks to inflation.Lagarde's press conference will be more important than the statement. The general expectation is that she will avoid providing explicit guidance on the next meeting and instead emphasize that future decisions will depend on incoming data. This would be consistent with the ECB's recent communication strategy.However, the tone will be important. A more hawkish Lagarde could emphasize the persistence of the energy shock, the risk that inflation remains above target for longer and the possibility that further tightening could be required.On the other hand, highlighting the moderation in core and services inflation, the risk of overtightening and the impact of higher rates on already tight financial conditions would give a more dovish look.Economic projections to show stronger growth, but a more complicated inflation outlookThe updated macroeconomic projections are expected to show upward revisions to growth, reflecting the better than expected performance of the Eurozone economy. The inflation projections are more complicated. Goldman Sachs expects the 2026 headline and core inflation forecasts to be revised down by 0.1% because inflation data have been softer than the ECB previously anticipated. However, it expects the 2027 headline inflation forecast to rise by 0.4% to 2.7%, with core inflation rising by 0.1% to 2.6%. The reason is primarily the energy shock. Higher spot and forward energy prices suggest that inflation could remain above target for longer than previously expected.UniCredit similarly expects a hawkish tilt to the inflation projections, particularly through an upward revision to next year's inflation outlook and a later convergence toward the 2% target.MUFG is somewhat less concerned about the projections. It expects the 2026 headline inflation forecast could actually be revised lower following the recent undershoot in inflation, while warning that the projections may already look stale because the technical cut-off date is likely to have preceded the latest surge in natural gas prices.The ECB's baseline projections may not fully capture the most recent energy-price shock. This is why Lagarde's comments will be more important for the markets.Consensus summary25bp hike to 2.50% today.The hike itself is fully priced and therefore won't move markets.The ECB will retain a data-dependent, meeting-by-meeting approach.Lagarde is unlikely to explicitly pre-commit to another hike.Growth forecasts should generally be revised higher.Energy prices represent a significant upside risk to inflation.Core and services inflation remain considerably less concerning than headline inflation.Further hikes remain possible, but the ECB is unlikely to strongly signal them today.The September hike is likely to mark the end of the current tightening cycle, or at least the end of its first phase.Market pricingMarkets are currently pricing around 48bps of tightening by year-end and 85bps by the end of 2027. This means traders expect the ECB to hike at least three times by December 2027, including today's increase. That is a significant amount of tightening already embedded in the curve. Therefore, the risks for the euro are skewed to the downside, as the ECB will need to "outhawk" market's expectations to trigger a hawkish repricing and give the euro a boost. A 25bps hike followed by a cautious Lagarde would be taken as more dovish and weigh on the euro, as the rate hike bets would get pared back. If Lagarde emphasizes that the ECB is prepared to continue hiking should inflation risks persist, the euro could see some upside as it would signal more "appetite" for further tightening.In summary, with the market already pricing an aggressive path, the bar for the ECB to deliver a hawkish surprise is high.SummaryThe ECB is certain to deliver a 25bps hike today, making the decision itself largely irrelevant for markets. The focus will be on the guidance. The consensus points toward higher growth projections, a more complicated inflation outlook because of the energy shock, and continued data-dependent language from Lagarde. The main disagreement is over what happens next. MUFG and ING lean toward September being the end of the cycle, while Goldman, Wells Fargo and UniCredit see a meaningful risk of further tightening if energy prices remain high or inflation broadens.For markets, however, the main point is that the bar for a hawkish surprise is already high. With around 48bps of tightening priced in by year-end and a total of 85bps by the end of 2027, the ECB needs to outhawk the market rather than simply sound hawkish to generate a meaningful EUR-positive reaction.And even if it succeeds, the euro's rally could be vulnerable to reversal as attention would quickly shift toward the US CPI report and the FOMC decision, where changes in the Fed's expected policy path could once again dominate EUR/USD. This article was written by Giuseppe Dellamotta at investinglive.com.

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Mario Kart World is one of Nintendo’s more interesting Switch 2 exclusives. Launching day-and-date with the console itself, MK World felt like somewhat of an incomplete experience – especially compared to the previous Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. That said, Nintendo has ever so slowly but surely been updating the title with ‘new’ content. Live right now, version 1.8.0 adds “10 classic courses from Super Mario Kart”; except for the fact that these courses were already technically available. Officially announced during Nintendo’s most recent Direct showcase, Mario Kart World update 1.8.0 brings with it new-yet-pre-existing tracks to race on across its VS Race, Time Trials and online modes: SNES Mario Circuit (1, 2 and 3) SNES Ghost Valley (1, 2 and 3) SNES Choco Island (1 and 2) SNES Vanilla Lake SNES Koopa Beach Of course, the addition of 10 new tracks is nothing to sniff at. That said, all of these SNES courses have been present since day-one; albeit only when free roaming (which begs the question as to why they weren’t included in VS Races from the get-go). Beyond this, Mario Kart World has also received two new Knockout Tour tracks – Propeller Rally and Turnip Rally – as well as a plethora of QoL features, including: Time Trials lap improvements with new visual indicators Spectator mode improvements Up to 26 players can now join a room in Online Play Nerfs to multiple different power items Other balance tweaks and bug fixes While content-wise, Mario Kart World has been somewhat underserved, it is welcome at the very least to see Nintendo continuing to update the game with various bug fixes, quality of life improvements and other minor conveniences – something which the console maker has typically struggled with in the past. KitGuru says: What do you think of this latest update? Are you glad to see Nintendo continuing to balance the game? How long will we have to wait for actual new, original tracks? Let us know down below.The post Mario Kart World has gotten its biggest update yet, adding 10 ‘new’ classic courses and more first appeared on KitGuru.

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USC’s Trousdale tabling ban is hypocritical Not allowing groups, even unaffiliated ones, to table flies in the face of the freedoms the University supposedly touts. By CHARLOTTE DEKLE September 10, 2026 The University’s willingness to crack down on student speech contradicts its pro-free speech image. (Fin Liu / Daily Trojan photo file) The Trousdale Parkway entrance is the locus of ideological diversity on campus. When walking from USC Village to Taper Hall, you encounter various religious groups encouraging you to attend church with them, student film groups selling baked goods to fund their projects and non-Recognized Student Organization clubs looking for new members. That is why it is quizzical that the University would suddenly enforce a long-ignored rule that bans tabling in this area. When asked by the Daily Trojan why the tabling ban was being enforced, Department of Public Safety Assistant Chief David Carlisle stated that it was due to many vendors’ lack of approval. “It is University property and private vendors and students have always been required to get permission from the University,” Carlisle wrote, “The number of unapproved vendors (food vendors, private student housing groups, etc.) moving onto the plaza recently was becoming a problem. Signs were added in the plaza to help DPS keep the area unobstructed.” Daily headlines, sent straight to your inbox. Subscribe to our newsletter to keep up with the latest at and around USC. However, the University’s recent measure to ban tabling at Herbert Plaza counters its supposed new free speech bent. To start, Trousdale is an ideal area for student organizations and outside groups to take advantage of the heavy foot traffic: As a bridge between USC Village and the main campus, Trousdale becomes a necessary public access area. The re-opening of campus in Fall 2024 signaled a willingness to engage with communities outside of USC, and Trousdale is simply an extension of that willingness. Yes, the University has an incentive to protect students from potential harassment. But, the supposed protected freedom of speech available just before students reach the entrance of campus is worth 20 seconds of inconvenience. What exacerbates this hypocrisy is the University’s newfound commitment to freedom of speech. After an admittedly terrible track record of silencing on-campus speakers, President Beong-Soo Kim and his Open Dialogue Project were supposed to reform the University’s image. This rebrand to free speech absolutism was successful, at least from the perspective of the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression’s College Free Speech Rating: On Wednesday, FIRE gave USC a “green light” in terms of its respect of freedom of speech. Truly nothing encapsulates the hot air and false promises of USC’s commitment to open dialogue than banning groups from tabling and communicating on and near campus. To go from holding discussions on “The Importance of Free Expression in an Ever-Changing World” in March 2026, asking what the future of expression is in “a world of cancel culture, safe spaces, and ‘words are violence,’” to then turn around and ban a form of free expression only six months later signals that the actions of the University do not reflect their publicity stunts. Ironically, the University justified the prohibiting of tabling to “keep the plaza safe and accessible,” suddenly prioritizing making campus a “safe” space. The impacts of this ban extend beyond its contingent theoretical support for free speech; there are tangible effects of this ban on the larger economy of the USC community. Student groups are especially targeted by this initiative. For anyone who has ever filled out an RSO form, it should be evident that it is overly burdensome for student groups to become RSOs. To qualify as an RSO, you must have at least ten members, a faculty advisor and go through laborious training. All of this must be completed before the school year even begins. For new clubs revolving around niche interests, the RSO process is an incredibly complicated barrier to overcome. Thus, there must be an alternate way for students with similar interests to convene. Prospective clubs that do not have the requisite numbers to become an RSO must resort to Trousdale tables to gain new members and increase their public visibility. This ban removes the most straightforward pathway for building group membership among non-RSO groups, which threatens the freedom of association that is essential to the liberty of college clubs. Additionally, since RSO and USG funding are opaque, restrictive and cumbersome to access, allowing students to fundraise for causes they care about in a highly visible area is a direct corollary to supporting the rights of speech and organization for students. The University’s free speech code protects this organizing, stating, “Students and student organizations are free to support causes by all orderly means which do not disrupt or substantially interfere with university activities.” Just on an intuitive level, it is difficult to see how much — or how little — these booths interfere with university activities. Even beyond clubs, Trousdale entrance is a hub for the dissemination of beliefs from a wide range of backgrounds. Political and social groups from across the ideological spectrum pass out flyers and request to debate passersby. The spirit of free expression is alive and well when Trojans for Life and fashion clubs are able to spread their respective gospels. This ban has not stopped groups from tabling on Trousdale. Nor should it. If the University wants to maintain its image as a place for open dialogue, it should open up Trousdale entrance for this dialogue between students and the larger community. DONATION PLUG – PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH Thank you for reading the Daily Trojan. We are the only independent newspaper here at USC, run at every level by students. That means we aren’t tied down by any other interests but those of readers like you: the students, faculty, staff and South Central residents that together make up the USC community. 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Mastercard is giving merchants a simpler way to connect their products and payments with AI shopping agents. Its new Agent Connect service will link merchants, AI agents, digital platforms and payment providers through a single integration. Businesses can choose which AI services can access their products while retaining control over pricing, fulfilment and customer relationships. Mastercard is also expanding Agent Suite for Merchants. The service helps businesses add AI shopping tools to their websites and apps, share product information with participating platforms and connect with third-party agents. Merchants can make product details, prices and availability accessible to AI agents. The agents can then find products, recommend them and confirm the final cost of a purchase. AI Agents Can Complete Authorised Purchases Mastercard will make Anthropic’s commerce agent blueprint available through the suite. This will let merchants build shopping agents using Claude models and Mastercard’s payment capabilities. Agent Connect will support payment credentials from any network. Mastercard transactions can also use Agent Pay to verify that the customer authorised the purchase. Castlery, Fiserv, Global Payments, Network International, Trip.com and several other companies plan to use Agent Suite for Merchants. Mastercard will initially launch Agent Connect in the United States. It has not disclosed when the service will reach other markets. Jorn Lambert “AI agents will change the buying interface again, shifting commerce from search and discovery to checkout and disputes. We’re helping businesses prepare for that future while keeping them in control of their destiny through the same principles that have always made commerce work at scale: trust, interoperability, security and reach.” said Jorn Lambert, Chief Product Officer at Mastercard. Featured image: Edited by Fintech News Singapore, based on image by Frolopiaton Palm via Magnific The post Mastercard Makes It Easier for Merchants to Sell With AI Shopping Agents appeared first on Fintech Singapore.

BE NKY Growth Partnership receives bronze award from IEDC for talent development, retention effortsBE NKY Growth Partnership has received a 2026 Excellence in Economic Development Bronze Award from the International Economic Development Council, recognizing the organization’s work in the Talent Development and Retention category for the 200,000-500,000-population group. Each year, IEDC honors economic development organizations, government entities, initiatives, and programs that consistently demonstrate excellence in the field. The honorees lead projects that revitalize communities and advance the practice of economic development. BE NKY’s initiative established a multi-stage talent pipeline model for the Northern Kentucky region. Through BE NKY’s Expose, Explore, and Engage framework, students move from early career awareness to hands-on exploration to employer-connected preparation for college and careers. BE NKY invested $440,000 in funding into three Northern Kentucky education organizations: Adopt A Class, TradesNKY and Learning Grove’s NaviGo College and Career Prep, and BE NKY staff volunteer once a month in local classrooms, mentoring students as part of an Adopt A Class team. “This work strengthens Northern Kentucky’s talent pipeline by connecting students, educators and employers in meaningful ways,” said BE NKY president and CEO Lee Crume. “We thank our education, business and community partners whose collaboration makes this work possible.” BE NKY Growth Partnership Source

Few details have been released yet about what led up to a deadly police shooting Wednesday afternoon in north suburban Des Plaines, during which a man whose family said was previously diagnosed with bipolar disorder was killed.