Macro News — Page 3
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- Hot Data, Falling Yields and a Fed Chair Who Won't Say: The Fed Goes Quiet With Its Debate Unsettled
- Brent Erased Its Overnight Drop by Afternoon. WTI Kept Climbing, and the Gap Between Them Shrank to About $8
- The Dollar Fell in a Week of Hot Inflation Data. Foreign Investors' Thin Hedges May Be One Reason
- Retail Sales Beat Forecasts. Strip Out Cars and Gasoline and Shoppers Barely Moved
- Energy Drove Most of September's Jump in Goods Prices. Wholesalers and Truckers Raised Theirs Too
- Wednesday's Bond Rally Spared the Five-Year Note. Thursday's Hotter Producer Prices Did Not
- Diesel Is the Channel Carrying the Oil Shock Into the Wider Economy
- Brent Fell Faster Than U.S. Crude Overnight. Three Explanations Compete for the Gap
- Prices Rose Faster in September. Long-Term Treasury Yields Fell Anyway
- Gold Slid 1.7% on a Strong-Dollar Day. Morgan Stanley's Rate Model Says It Should Be Below $3,000
- Two More Months Like September Would Give China a Record Trade Surplus
- Citi Joined the December Camp as October Hike Odds Eased From Morning Highs
- Prices Ran at a Moderate Pace or Faster in 11 of 12 Fed Districts. Growth Did in Only Two
- Hotter Core Inflation Put an October Hike Back in Play. Two-Year Yields and Small Caps Took the First Hit
- Core Prices Rose 0.3% Again, Beating Forecasts. Goods and Services Both Picked Up Speed
- Mining and Fuel Costs Pushed China's Factory Prices Up 5%. Prices in Its Shops Barely Moved
- Williams Says One More Hike May Be Enough. A 4.79% Two-Year Yield Points to More
- The IEA Says the Diesel Shortage Will Run Into 2027. U.S. Diesel Futures Held Tuesday's 4.5% Gain
- Saudi Arabia Says It Pumped 2 Million More Barrels a Day in September. Iranian Officials Say They Will Keep Oil Expensive Anyway
- Small-Business Owners Name Inflation as a Top Problem Again, a Day Before the CPI
- More Homes Are for Sale Than at Any Time Since 2019, and Prices Are Still Rising
- A Fed Governor Says the Bond Selloff Is About Growth and a Lost Safe-Haven Premium, Not Inflation
- Washington Licensed Russian Diesel on Friday. Diesel Futures Jumped 4.5% on Tuesday
- Euro Bounces Off a 52-Week Low as France Opens Its Budget Fight