Macro News — Page 4
Page 4 of the Macro News archive on FinancialMarkets.com.
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- Copper Reaches Reported Record as Stockpiling Meets Mine Disruptions
- Trump Signals Washington Meeting With Xi; Date Remains Unconfirmed
- Fed Futures Flip Toward a Hike, Not a Cut, as an Oil Shock Reshapes the September Debate
- Canada's Retaliation Against U.S. Tariffs Lands Today, With a Price Tag Attached
- Oil Jumps to a Six-Week High as Iran Threatens a New Blockade Zone
- China's Trade Surplus Widens to $119 Billion as AI Hardware and EV Exports Accelerate
- A Pentagon Spokesman's Account of the Venezuela Oil Deal Doesn't Match Trump's Own Description
- Copper Hits A Record | Gold Goes The Other Way | The Duty Nobody Has Signed | The Shortage Landed Offshore
- Wall Street's Unruly Season Starts Now
- TRADERS & QUANTS — SUNDAY LOOK AHEAD
- TRADERS & QUANTS - SATURDAY RECAP
- Jobs Beats Estimates By Triple | September Hike Back at 60% | Diesel Record
- Services Ordered More, Hired Less | The Dollar Turned Overnight | Software Split On One Question | The Seats Nobody Could Fill
- Waller Willing to Wait | Tesla's Robotaxi Tonight | Microsoft Hid Azure in Plain Sight
- The Fed's Beige Book Shows a Widening Gap Between Luxury Spending and Everyone Else
- Japan's Central Bank Chief Just Turned Hawkish, and Bond Yields Are Feeling It Worldwide
- West Virginia Calls Its Win Over New York's Climate Law a "Major Victory." New York Hasn't Said a Word.
- Iran Says the US Killed Civilians at a Wedding. Washington's Only Response So Far Is a Blanket Denial.
- Broadcom Sold More And Kept Less | Six Buyers, No Seventh | Snowflake Raised Both Guides | Ciena Answers Before The Bell
- Williams Said September Not a Lock | Chip Tariffs Confirmed | Record Hormuz Flow
- Iran's Wedding-Strike Claim Just Became a War-Crimes Case. The Market Barely Blinked.
- Treasury Yields Just Hit Their Highest Level Since Late 2023. Stocks and Gold Went Up Anyway.
- The August Jobs Report Looked Weak Everywhere Except Two Industries That Are Quietly Carrying It
- China Was the Only Holdout When 19 Other G20 Nations Agreed on Trade Language. Bessent Says That Proves His Point.