Macro News — Page 9
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- Brent's Shrinking Premium Complicates the Oil Rally as Hormuz Talks Stall
- Tokyo Says Trump Raised the Weak Yen at His Summit With Takaichi. The Dollar Slipped Back Below 159.
- Iran Offers to Reopen Hormuz in Seven Days. Saudi Oil Is Already Moving Through It.
- Bond Volatility Jumped Almost 10% on Friday. Stock and Crypto Volatility Fell.
- Consumers Now Expect 4.6% Inflation Over the Next Year, Up From 4.0% in August
- Business Equipment Orders Jumped 1.6% in August. The Headline Durable Goods Number Didn't Move.
- Markets Lean Into an October Hike as the Fed's Next Move Comes Into Focus
- A Year That Added Nearly a Full Point: The 10-Year Yield Holds Above 5%
- A Nasdaq 100 Fund Is Up 2.5% This Week. The Average Stock Is Down.
- The Fed's Rate Is Below 4%. Home Buyers Are Now Paying 7.03%.
- Layoffs Stay Rare. That Gives the Fed Less Reason to Wait.
- Norway Raised Rates Even Though Core Inflation Came In Below Its Own Forecast
- A Leveraged Treasury Trade Blamed for Past Selloffs Is Shrinking During This One
- Switzerland Holds at Zero With Inflation at 0.8%. Traders Still See a Hike by Early 2027.
- Brent Fell $2.80 in Five Minutes as Word Spread of a Phased Iran Plan. Hormuz Saw 11 Crossings the Day Before.
- A Truce That Ran a Year Gets Two More Months as Bessent Flags "Imperfect" Chinese Compliance
- A Fed President Adds AI Spending to the List of Reasons Inflation Is Sticking
- Bond Traders Bet the Yield Curve Would Steepen. The Unwind Is Adding Speed to the Selloff.
- Warsh's Favorite Inflation Gauge Counts Every Price the Same. Nomura Says That Is a Problem.
- Brent Returns Above $100 as an Armed Group Shuts Libya's Largest Oil Field
- Nearly One in 10 Mortgage Borrowers Is Choosing an Adjustable Rate Again
- Trump's Energy Secretary Breaks With Him on a Diesel Export Ban
- A Day After "Very Good" Talks, Iran's President Tells the U.N. His Country Will "Never Bow"
- Treasury Paid Its Highest Five-Year Yield Since 2006 on the Day It Set Up a $6 Billion Buyback