Macro News — Page 16
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- France's Bond Market Is Flashing 2008-Level Stress the Same Week Washington's Own Debt Sale Came In Soft
- Oil Gave Back Thursday's Rally Overnight. Hormuz Ship Traffic Didn't Wait Around to Find Out Why.
- Wall Street Is Betting Fed Chair Warsh Stays Silent on Rates Today. Susan Collins Just Raised the Stakes.
- The U.S. Is Reportedly Nearing a Deal for Long-Term Access to Venezuelan Oil Reserves
- Jobless Claims Fell to 203,000, But the Labor Market's Real Story Is How Little Is Moving
- The Fed's Hawks Spoke First at Jackson Hole. The Chair Hasn't Said a Word Yet.
- Three Central Banks Turned Hawkish Today. Eurozone Credit Growth Says Money Still Isn't Tight.
- Oil Reversed Higher as Qatar Entered Iran Talks. The Deal Still Isn't Done.
- Copper, Wheat and Oil Are All Near Highs. They Have Nothing in Common.
- The Treasury Secretary Told the Senate a Lawsuit Against the Fed Chair Is "Up to the President." Warsh Speaks at Jackson Hole Tomorrow.
- Oil's Five-Day Slide on Hormuz Reopening Hopes Just Stalled. A Tanker Strike May Be Why.
- July's Inflation Report Beat Forecasts, Income Jumped, and Spending Stalled. The Fed Gets Four Days to Sort It Out.
- Oil Snapped Its Four-Day Slide Wednesday. The Timing Points to Russia, Not the Middle East.
- The White House Wants to Cut Small Refiners' Biofuel Requirements. It's a Different Lever Than the One Moving Oil Prices Today.
- Oil Fell for a Third Day on Reports of Hormuz Talks. The Strait's Own Traffic Data Tells a Different Story.
- A 2027 Canadian Tariff Threat Landed. Ford and Stellantis Fell Today.
- The SEC Wants Four Banks' Records on the AI Hedge Fund That Lost Most of Its Value in a Month
- Canada’s Department of Finance Matched U.S. Tariffs With a $20 Billion Retaliation
- Oil Fell Before Anyone Saw Bessent's "Economic D-Day" Sanctions
- The US-Canada Tariff Fight Just Hit Autos, Steel And Dairy On Both Sides Of The Border At Once
- Gold Is Rising With The 30-Year Yield, Not Against It