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SUNDAY 1 NOVEMBER

Today on The Realigned

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A row of six rising steps for the price index with a lit extra block on the top step: dearness allowance raised from 60% to 63% of basic pay to match prices up 4.76% in a year.

WAGESDearness allowance: what India's 3% DA hike meansDearness allowance rises from 60% to 63% for central staff from 1 July 2026. How DA works and what it costs.The Realigned6 min read · 15 sources

CENTRAL BANKSFed rate decision: why central banks differ on oilThe Fed and ECB held in October after September rises; Canada and India raised. Why banks split on oil.6 min read · 21 sources

TAXFiscal drag: what the UK Budget changed and didn'tThe UK Budget made no new threshold freeze, but the old one bites. What changed on tax, pay and savings.7 min read · 13 sources

AIMicrosoft earnings and AI capex: what the filings showMicrosoft and Alphabet filings: capex above 40% of revenue, and Alphabet's free cash flow is negative.10 min read · 18 sources

TAXGST registration and 1 November: what actually changesGST registration, post-sale discounts and refunds: which 1 November changes are law, and which are guidance7 min read · 12 sources

WORKMicrosoft layoffs or buyouts? What is confirmed so farMicrosoft layoffs or a voluntary exit offer? What is confirmed, what is only reported, and what filings show6 min read · 19 sources

SUPPLY CHAINSStockpiling food: what the UK's Be Ready advice saysStockpiling food after the UK's Be Ready advice: what it asks for, what sold out and what a basic kit costs.7 min read · 14 sources

INFLATIONFuel price Australia: how it handled the 2026 oil shockAustralia and India faced the same oil shock and chose different ways to shield drivers. What each cost.8 min read · 25 sources

CENTRAL BANKSHow the Fed Sets Interest Rates in PracticeHow the Fed sets interest rates: a target range, interest on reserves and reverse repo.5 min read · 9 sources

WORKExpress Entry Changes: How Canada's Points System WorksExpress Entry changes from 3 November 2026 add points for high-wage work. What changed and what is still open.8 min read · 9 sources

WORKPERM Green Card Suspension: Who Is Hit and WhyThe PERM green card suspension pauses labor certification for eight firms. How it works and what is unknown.8 min read · 8 sources

TECHDigital Game Ownership and the Power to the Players ActDigital game ownership explained: a license, not a purchase, and what the proposed bill would change.6 min read · 9 sources

TECHNIST Elliptic Curve Seeds: How the Mystery Was SolvedNIST elliptic curve seeds were traced to a 1990s random number generator, not a hidden phrase. What it means.7 min read · 7 sources

MARKETSJio Platforms IPO Allotment: How Shares Get AssignedJio Platforms IPO allotment: how bids become shares, and what oversubscribed really means.4 min read · 6 sources

CENTRAL BANKSWhat a Central Bank DoesWhat a central bank does: set rates, lend to banks, supervise and run payments, within limits.6 min read · 6 sources

INFLATIONPetrol price India: how $120 oil reaches the pumpHow India's oil basket above $120 reaches pump prices, the budget and airlines, and who has paid so far.12 min read · 23 sources

HOUSINGRent Control ExplainedRent control explained: how rent caps work, who they protect, and what research finds on supply and quality.6 min read · 7 sources

WORKRoyal Mail Job Cuts: Why Letters Keep ShrinkingRoyal Mail job cuts of up to 2,500 head office roles follow years of falling letter volumes.7 min read · 7 sources

INDUSTRYParamount Warner Bros Merger Debt: What the Filings ShowThe Paramount Warner Bros merger debt in SEC filings: $41.4 billion of new notes, loans and what is unknown.6 min read · 7 sources

HISTORYPermanent Daylight Saving Time: What the Evidence SaysPermanent daylight saving time shifts winter light to evenings. What the sleep, energy and pay evidence shows.7 min read · 7 sources

POLITICSWant to Move to the US? Fewer People Do, Gallup FindsWhy fewer people want to move to the US: Gallup's record-low 15% share, and what it cannot predict.7 min read · 7 sources

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