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By the end of the weekend, most of the country, from Texas to New England, will experience its coldest air since the spring. THE TAKEAWAYA powerful cold front is sweeping across parts of the country. The cold front is expected to impact much of the central and eastern U. S. Some areas will see temperatures plummet by 40 degrees. A powerful cold front swept across parts of the U. S., causing temperatures to tank for millions in the U. S., bringing the late-season heat wave to a screeching halt. FALL ALLERGIES OR A COLD? HERE’S HOW TO TELL WHAT’S MAKING YOU MISERABLEThe cold front impacted much of the central and eastern U. S., causing temperatures to plummet by more than 40 degrees. The expected temperatures across the U. S. on Saturday.(FOX Weather) Over 60 million Americans are under frost and freeze alerts as the powerful cold front moves across the U. S. The biggest temperature drop has occurred across the Northern and Central Plains into the Upper Midwest, where highs in the 80s have tanked into the 40s and 50s by Saturday.

Roaring exports lifted China’s economic growth in the third quarter of this year, with factory output growing much faster than consumer spending. China’s GDP grew by 4.5% year-on-year between July and September, the National Bureau of Statistics of China reported on Monday. The figures were better than economists had expected and up from the second quarter’s growth rate of 4.3%. China’s economy has now grown by 4.6% in the first nine months of the year, putting it on track to hit the government’s 2026 target of 4.5%-5% growth without extra stimulus measures. Industrial production rose 5.5% in September, up from 5.2% in August, while retail sales only increased 1.1%, up from 0.4%. Duncan Wrigley, the chief China economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said Beijing’s policymakers were likely to conclude that their efforts to stabilise headline growth in the third quarter were successful. “Headline industrial production rose in September partly as coalmines resumed operations after safety inspections prompted by a major accident.

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