06:57:18
Fed Logan: The Fed still has some time to observe the economy and markets before deciding on monetary policy.
06:55:57
Fed Logan: Broadly speaking, it is very important to maintain tight financial conditions.
06:51:00
The British October Gfk consumer confidence index will be released in ten minutes.
06:44:29
Arm (ARM.O) U.S. stocks once rose more than 5% after the market closed, but now narrowed to 3%.
06:37:35
Fed Harker: We will stick with balance sheet plan until we see market reaction. It is hoped that high interest rates will be maintained for a while.
06:34:14
Fed Harker: My bias is at the lower end of the dot plot.
06:32:44
According to the Russian Sputnik Network: Putin inspected the headquarters of the Russian Armed Forces in Rostov-on-Don, listened to a report from the Chief of the Russian Army’s General Staff on the progress of special operations, and communicated with senior officials of the Ministry of Defense.
06:30:00
Logan, the 2023 FOMC voting committee member and President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, will speak in ten minutes.
06:28:38
Fed Harker: Banking system remains well capitalized.
06:16:13
Market news: Venture capital firm Thrive Capital will take the lead in acquiring shares held by OpenAI employees at a valuation of US$80 billion.
06:05:27
Stellantis (STLA.N) announced it would lay off more than 100 workers at its Toledo plant due to the strike.
05:33:44
According to the AXIOS website: U.S. President Biden seeks to provide more than $8 billion for the Department of Homeland Security in a $100 billion funding package.
05:21:27
Three U.S. citizens were wrongly detained in Venezuela, U.S. official Brian Nichols said.
05:10:14
London Stock Exchange: The glitch that caused the trading halt has now been resolved.
05:08:07
Fed Harker: The Fed has reached a point where it can hold interest rates steady. Inflation will certainly not be tolerated to accelerate again.
05:05:16
Fed Harker: A series of recent economic data have been slightly stronger than I had previously predicted.
05:04:38
[The 10-year U.S. Treasury bond yield rose above 5%] The U.S. 10-year Treasury bond yield reached 5% for the first time since July 20, 2007.
05:03:21
Fed Harker: A decisive and patient policy stance will help the U.S. economy have a soft landing.
04:31:02
In the week ending October 14, foreign central banks held US Treasury bonds of -US$3.352 billion, compared with the previous value of US$3.65 billion.
04:21:51
Market news: The United States and the European Union have stalled on a steel deal, which may lead to the reimposition of tariffs. Both sides are seeking a deal to avoid a return to Trump-era tariffs.