Macro News — Page 6
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- Washington Counts 20 Million Barrels Through Hormuz. Ship Tracking Shows Crude Flows Down 27%.
- Oil Kept Its Premium | Chips Lost Theirs | The 30-Year Found Buyers
- The ECB's Own Account Shows Markets Pricing More Hikes Than Economists Expect. Its Policymakers Spent Thursday Sounding Like the Economists.
- Mortgage Rates Rose for a Fifth Straight Week to 7.40%. Builder Stocks Hit a 52-Week Low and Then Bounced.
- Fewer Than 200,000 Americans Filed for Jobless Benefits Again. Those Already Out of Work Are Staying Out Longer.
- The 30-Year Yield Touched a 24-Year High Before Noon. Then the Treasury Sold $22 Billion of Them at 5.618%.
- Trump Ruled Out a Strike Before November. Oil Kept About 72% of Its Gain Anyway.
- Bonds Found Buyers | Oil Near $105 | Barings Paid Out Under Half
- Calm Junk-Bond Spreads Mask $65 Billion in Distressed Loans
- Europe’s Bond Selloff Tests the ECB’s Oil-Shock Diagnosis
- BNP Warns Scrapping the 20-Year Treasury Could Backfire
- Waller Signals More Fed Hikes but Leaves the Timing Open
- Oil Jumps 4% as Iran Risks and Gulf Hurricane Offset IEA Relief
- Buyers Showed Up at 5.3% | The Fed Kept One More Hike | SpaceX Wants $40B
- India's 5.50% Repo Rate Now Sits 0.7 Point Above Inflation. The RBI Called Its New Stance "Calibrated Tightening."
- Gold Touched a Two-Month Low the Morning Morgan Stanley Forecast a 22% Gain for 2027.
- The Euro Gave Back Its Le Pen Rally in a Day and Hit Its Weakest Against Sterling Since June 2025.
- Crude Fell 1.2% as a Tropical Storm Took Aim at the Gulf Coast. Heating Oil and Natural Gas Rose.
- A $400,000 Mortgage Now Costs About $52 a Month More Than a Week Ago. The 30-Year Rate Is at 7.49%.
- Americans Expect 3.9% Inflation Next Year, the Most Since May 2023. Their Five-Year View Hasn't Moved.
- The 10-Year Yield Hit Its Highest Since 2002. Then the Treasury Sold $39 Billion of Notes and Dealers Took Only 2.5%.
- Most Fed Officials Expected Another Hike by Year-End. A Couple Had Raised Their View of Where Neutral Sits.
- French Bonds Rally on Le Pen’s Fiscal Plan as Euro Gains Fade
- Germany’s Orders Slump Masks a Smaller Decline in Core Demand