Macro News — Page 6
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- The Treasury Secretary Promised Weekly Iran Sanctions. The Real Test Is Which Banks Get Named First.
- The Only Market Open All Weekend Just Tested the Fed's Hawkish Turn
- France's Borrowing Costs Are Back to 2008 Levels. The 2027 Election Is Doing Part of the Work.
- Canada Calls It a Trade War. The Tariffs Cover a Fraction of What Crosses the Border.
- Mines Back In Hormuz | Crude Fell, Freight Didn't | Refiners Rose Into A Down Week | The List That Didn't Change
- TRADERS & QUANTS — SUNDAY LOOK AHEAD
- Chicago's Manufacturing Gauge Reversed Hard Into Contraction in August
- Warsh Said He Wouldn't Pre-Commit to a Rate Path. Traders Priced One In Within Hours.
- TRADERS & QUANTS - SATURDAY RECAP
- Warsh Said We Have Work to Do | September Hike Odds | PayPal Buyout Is Dead
- France's Bond Market Is Flashing 2008-Level Stress the Same Week Washington's Own Debt Sale Came In Soft
- Oil Gave Back Thursday's Rally Overnight. Hormuz Ship Traffic Didn't Wait Around to Find Out Why.
- Wall Street Is Betting Fed Chair Warsh Stays Silent on Rates Today. Susan Collins Just Raised the Stakes.
- The U.S. Is Reportedly Nearing a Deal for Long-Term Access to Venezuelan Oil Reserves
- Jobless Claims Fell to 203,000, But the Labor Market's Real Story Is How Little Is Moving
- Marvell Raised Two Years And Fell | Ulta Grew Without More Customers | Wheat Is A War Trade Now | Gap Missed And Rose
- Software Buried SaaSpocalypse | Nvidia Reportedly Buying Hugging Face | AI Trade Bill Is Bigger
- The Fed's Hawks Spoke First at Jackson Hole. The Chair Hasn't Said a Word Yet.
- Three Central Banks Turned Hawkish Today. Eurozone Credit Growth Says Money Still Isn't Tight.
- Oil Reversed Higher as Qatar Entered Iran Talks. The Deal Still Isn't Done.
- Copper, Wheat and Oil Are All Near Highs. They Have Nothing in Common.
- The Treasury Secretary Told the Senate a Lawsuit Against the Fed Chair Is "Up to the President." Warsh Speaks at Jackson Hole Tomorrow.
- Oil's Five-Day Slide on Hormuz Reopening Hopes Just Stalled. A Tanker Strike May Be Why.
- Nobody Is Being Fired | Payrolls Fell Anyway | Warsh Gets Company Friday | Dollar General's Six Figure Shopper