Macro News — Page 19
Page 19 of the Macro News archive on FinancialMarkets.com.
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- Japan Yields at 30-Year High | Ternus Day One | US Struck Iran Again | WTI Hit $90
- Japan's Bond Market Just Broke a Three-Decade Ceiling, and It Didn't Break Alone
- Two Tankers Were Hit Off Oman, and Oil Is Still Climbing
- A Federal Judge Just Erased a $75 Billion Bill for Oil Companies
- Trump's Venezuela Oil Deal Is Making Other Producers Nervous
- Factory Prices Print At Ten | Warsh Already Answered Friday | Waller Speaks First | The Cost Nobody Charges For
- PG&E Fell | Nvidia Bought Into MediaTek | Apple Lost Its App Store Chief.
- Germany's Bond Yields Hit a 15-Year High. Two Different Stories Are Both Claiming Credit.
- Venezuela's Government Just Confirmed a Historic Oil Deal Its Own Constitution May Not Allow
- Trump Says Venezuelan Oil Will Refill a Reserve at a 44-Year Low. The Barrels May Not Fit.
- China's Factories Shrank for a Second Straight Month. Investors Are Focused on How Much Less Than Feared.
- Oil Jumped More Than Stocks Did After the First U.S.-Iran Clash in a Month. That Gap Is the Story.
- Wall Street Calls It a Coin Flip on the Fed. The Coins Disagree.
- Wall Street's September Rate-Hike Odds Nearly Doubled in a Week. One Bank Just Put a Number on Why.
- Gold Fell the Same Day Iran and the U.S. Traded Fire. Here Is Why That Isn't as Strange as It Sounds.
- Trump Says the Strait of Hormuz Is Open. The Oil Flowing Through It Says Something Different.
- The U.S. Government May Be Taking a Direct Stake in Venezuelan Oil. That's a Different Story Than an Energy Deal.
- Germany's Inflation Data Didn't Come From One State. That's Why It's Harder to Dismiss.
- German Bond Yields Near a Level Unseen in Roughly Fifteen Years, Data Show
- The Treasury Secretary Promised Weekly Iran Sanctions. The Real Test Is Which Banks Get Named First.
- The Only Market Open All Weekend Just Tested the Fed's Hawkish Turn
- France's Borrowing Costs Are Back to 2008 Levels. The 2027 Election Is Doing Part of the Work.
- Canada Calls It a Trade War. The Tariffs Cover a Fraction of What Crosses the Border.
- Mines Back In Hormuz | Crude Fell, Freight Didn't | Refiners Rose Into A Down Week | The List That Didn't Change