NEWSFEED HIGHLIGHTS
- Mediators Push To Break US-Iran Deadlock
- Fed's Williams Hints Next Rate Increase Can Wait
- Fed's Barr Says More Rate Hikes Likely To Be Needed To Curb Inflation
- ECB's DeMarco Backs October Hike As Core Inflation Stays Firm
- BoE's Taylor Says Case For Rate Hike 'Not Compelling'
- UK PM Burnham: Brexit Has Done More Harm Than Good
- UK To Drop Pension Triple Lock To Fund New Social Care Service
- 30-Year Treasury Bond Yield Scales To Highest Level Since 2002
- US To Tap More Oil From Emergency Reserve As Fuel Prices Surge
- US Looking To Europe To Release Diesel From Strategic Reserves
- OPEC+ Likely to Stick With Plan for Steady Quotas, Delegates Say
- Anthropic Discloses Up To $84.5B In SpaceX Compute Deals Through 2029
- OpenAI's Annual Recurring Revenue Nears $70B
- OpenAI Targets $30B In New Funding At $1.4T Value
- Apple's New CEO Moves To Overhaul Company To Run Faster And Leaner
- L3Harris Receives THAAD Propulsion Contract Valued At $6B
- US Lawmakers Push Energy Regulators To Reject Acquisition Of AES
- Agriculture Prices Received: -2.0% (prev -2.6%)
FEATURED STORIES
US inflation data at the start of September appeared sufficient to push the Federal Reserve beyond its tolerance threshold, with this week’s figures expected to validate the central bank’s mid-month rate hike.
The latest economist poll forecasts headline PCE prices rising 0.3% m/m in August, up one-tenth from July, with the annual rate seen unchanged at 3.7%.
Core PCE, the Fed’s preferred underlying inflation gauge, is also expected to rise 0.3%...
With upside risks to inflation increasingly materialising, Australian central bankers are expected to step up the pace of tightening and raise rates again on Tuesday.
In what would be the fourth increase this year, the Reserve Bank of Australia’s Monetary Policy Board is widely expected to vote unanimously for a 25 basis point hike in the cash rate to 4.60%.
The decision itself appears largely priced in, leaving the accompanying guidance and Governor Michele...
German firms remained relatively upbeat about the economic outlook in September, echoing the more positive signals from this week’s S&P Global PMI surveys.
The Ifo Institute said Thursday that its headline business climate index rose to 89.9 in September from 88.8 in August, beating the consensus forecast of 89.0. (Continue Reading - LiveSquawk)
Swiss central bankers met expectations and kept monetary policy stable, but analysts warned that rising energy costs could force the bank to raise rates.
In a widely anticipated move, the Swiss National Bank left its policy rate unchanged at 0.00%. It said that sight deposits held by banks continued to be remunerated at the policy rate up to a set threshold, with a 0.25 percentage point discount above that...
Policymakers at the Swiss National Bank are widely expected to keep interest rates unchanged on Thursday, with analysts seeing little prospect of a move well into next year, at the earliest.
An economists’ poll predicts the SNB to leave its policy rate at zero in what should be a relatively straightforward decision. (Continue Reading - LiveSquawk)
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