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- Core PCE Held at 3.0% | Goldman Dropped October | Gulf Crude Is Back, Diesel Isn't
- Russia Kept Its Diesel Export Ban Through October. Heating Oil Futures Rose 4.5%, About Twice Crude's Gain.
- Oil for October Delivery Traded About 22% Above December's Price on a Day the Supply Data Loosened.
- France's Inflation Rate Jumped 0.8 Point in a Month. Germany's Core Rate Didn't Move.
- Consumers Spent 0.9% More in August. After Inflation, Their After-Tax Income Didn't Grow.
- The 10-Year Yield Climbed About 9 Basis Points From Its Post-Inflation Low to a 24-Year High. The Two-Year Barely Moved.
- August Inflation Came In 0.3 Point Under Forecasts. The Government Cut July by the Same 0.3 Point.
- Boeing Takes the Navy's Next Fighter | PCE Comes in Soft | Micron After the Bell
- Refiners Await Decision on Diesel Export Restrictions
- Government Funding Runs Through December as Fiscal Year Ends
- Growth and Confidence Diverge Ahead of Key U.S. Economic Data
- September Markets: Dollar Gains, Gold Falls and Long-Term Yields Surge
- Trump Rejects Iran’s Hormuz Proposal as Washington Expands Sanctions
- Brent Falls Toward $96 as Gulf Oil Flows Recover
- Fed Officials Split on Rate-Hike Timing as Markets Reprice October
- U.S.–China Tariff Framework Covers $60 Billion in Goods, but Duty Cuts Remain Pending
- Fair Isaac Fell 26.5% | OpenAI Launched Dots to Rival Muse | Consumer Confidence Hit a 12-Year Low
- Home Prices Rose Faster in July. After Inflation, They Fell for a 14th Straight Month.
- Only About 62% of Prewar Oil Traffic Is Crossing Hormuz. Routes Around the Strait Lift the Total Near 80%.
- The Two-Year Yield Fell and the 30-Year Rose. The Gap Between Them Reached About 70 Basis Points.
- Friday's Payroll Forecast Is About Half of August's First Count. Tuesday's Data Showed Openings Down and Quits Stuck at 1.9%.
- Consumers Expect 6.1% Inflation, Nearly Double the Latest Reading. Confidence Fell 6.7 Points to 81.9.
- Australia Hikes, Asia Slides, and U.S. Data Takes the Stage
- Oil Holds Still as Washington and Tehran Trade Warnings and Mediated Messages