Macro News — Page 10
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- Fed Officials Split on Rate-Hike Timing as Markets Reprice October
- U.S.–China Tariff Framework Covers $60 Billion in Goods, but Duty Cuts Remain Pending
- Fair Isaac Fell 26.5% | OpenAI Launched Dots to Rival Muse | Consumer Confidence Hit a 12-Year Low
- Home Prices Rose Faster in July. After Inflation, They Fell for a 14th Straight Month.
- Only About 62% of Prewar Oil Traffic Is Crossing Hormuz. Routes Around the Strait Lift the Total Near 80%.
- The Two-Year Yield Fell and the 30-Year Rose. The Gap Between Them Reached About 70 Basis Points.
- Friday's Payroll Forecast Is About Half of August's First Count. Tuesday's Data Showed Openings Down and Quits Stuck at 1.9%.
- Consumers Expect 6.1% Inflation, Nearly Double the Latest Reading. Confidence Fell 6.7 Points to 81.9.
- Australia Hikes, Asia Slides, and U.S. Data Takes the Stage
- Oil Holds Still as Washington and Tehran Trade Warnings and Mediated Messages
- Washington's Trade Truce With Beijing Leaves Its Farmers Waiting
- Diesel Ban Talk Meets a White House That Has Not Decided Anything
- Bond Market Refuses to Blink as 10-Year Yield Parks at a 19-Year Peak
- AMD Bought World Labs | Anthropic Filed IPO | Burry Is Moving Up His AI Bear Timeline
- Boeing Has Software Glitch | Meta Enterprise AI | Cook Said AI Won't Cool Inflation
- The U.S. and China Each Put $30 Billion of Trade on Tariff-Cut Lists. Chinese Stocks Fell to a One-Year Low Anyway.
- Trump Named the Catch in a Diesel Export Ban Himself. The Storage Math Says It Would Arrive Within About 10 Weeks.
- The East-West Line Is Back at Half Speed. What Saudi Arabia Regains Is a Route, Not More Oil.
- The Fed's Cook Says the AI Buildout Will Keep Pressure on Inflation. Rate-Sensitive Stocks Are Already Paying for It.
- Oil Gave Back Most of Its Iran Spike by Afternoon. The 10-Year Yield Kept Climbing to a 19-Year High.
- Hot Growth, Calm Credit and a Rate Scare Head Into a Decisive Data Week
- Washington and Beijing Put Names to a $30 Billion Tariff Truce
- Diesel Export Ban Returns to the Table as Record Fuel Prices Squeeze the White House
- What a 7.03% Mortgage Costs a Buyer, and Why Sellers Aren't Budging