Macro News — Page 6
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- Ibovespa Jumps 7.7% to a Record as Investors Embrace a Bolsonaro Runoff
- German Factory Orders Plunge 10.6%, and Markets Barely Blink
- Japan's First 3% Ten-Year Coupon in Decades Draws Deeper Demand Than September's Sale
- Brent Breaks Below $100 as Aramco Warns the Refill Will Take Two Years
- The Nasdaq's Record Masks a Market Sorting Itself by Rate Sensitivity
- Aramco's Refill Math Points to About 1.1 Billion Barrels of Future Demand, Roughly Twice the Hole in Global Inventories
- Protecting $10 Million of French Debt Now Costs $84,000 a Year. Three Dates Before December Will Test That Price.
- A Third of Brazil's ETF Surge Came From the Currency. The Rest Prices a Runoff Still Three Weeks Off.
- Long-Bond Yields Rose More Than Twice as Much as Two-Year Yields as the 10-Year Set a 24-Year High
- More Service Firms Are Raising Prices Than at Any Time Since 2022. Fewer Are Growing Output.
- A 29,000-Job Month Leaves the Fed's Hawks With a Harder Sell
- The Bank of Japan Calls AI a Demand Shock First
- France's Bond Problem Has Become the Euro's Problem
- Cheaper Saudi Crude, Dearer Diesel: The Oil Market Splits in Two
- Euro-Area Inflation Beat Forecasts as France's Borrowing Premium Reached Euro-Crisis Levels
- G7 Leaders Agreed to Release 100 Million Barrels, and Diesel Fell While Brent Recovered Its Early Drop
- A Weak Jobs Report Could Not Keep the 10-Year Yield Down
- Employers Added 29,000 Jobs in September, and Revisions Erased 60,000 More. Futures Still Price a December Rate Increase.
- Oil and Bond Traders Circle the Week After the Midterms
- Europe's Emergency Fuel Stocks Become the Oil Market's New Swing Factor
- A Water Bill and a Bento Box Explain Tokyo's Inflation Surprise
- Energy Explains Most of the Euro Area's Jump to 3.8% Inflation. Most, Not All.
- Treasuries Rallied Hardest Where the Fed Has Most Control
- Fed Officials Agree Rates Go Higher. They Disagree on When.