US inflation eased slightly in September, with the consumer price index rising less than expected. The figures could influence the Federal Reserve's upcoming interest rate decisions.

The unusually warm weather could impact consumer behavior, energy demand for cooling, and potentially affect agricultural yields. For markets, sustained periods of extreme weather can influence commodity prices and sector performance.
The UK is expected to experience 'remarkable' and 'exceptional' temperatures in parts of the country, with forecasts indicating highs of up to 27C on Tuesday. The Met Office predicts very warm conditions towards the southeast, with sunny spells developing in the afternoon. Meanwhile, other parts of the UK may experience cloud and patchy rain, with cooler temperatures overnight.
The Independent reported that temperatures could peak around 35C on Tuesday and Wednesday, citing the Met Office. Saturday saw highs of 27.7C recorded in Essex. Express.co.uk forecasts London to reach 24C on Tuesday.
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