Quick spark: dow falls 700 points, nasdaq drops 1% as yields rise again

Canadian minister in charge of U.S. trade ties says canada and U.S. are continuing to hold talks on a possible deal; canada and U.S. are very close to a deal, we are continuing to make progress; says we will stay here until we have details of a deal worked out

Epa, in consultation with doe, expands gasoline supply to lower prices at the pump

Walmart's outlook signals cautious spending ahead; treasury euphoria fades; samsung soars; bitcoin shorts crushed

China exports to us rise of rare earth critical to aerospace sector' - reuters

Dod memo pushes for more contractor pricing info, potential direct software link' - breaking defense

Fed's mUSAlem, on cnbc, says earlier, gradual interest rate increases are preferable and less disruptive; won't offer firm view on what he wants fed to do at september fomc; won't prejudge upcoming fomc meeting

Fed's mUSAlem, on cnbc, says forward guidance is useful when rates are at zero; forward guidance suggests committment, communicating a framework is different; when you have supply shocks you have to look at core inflation

Fed's mUSAlem speaking on cnbc says productivity is seeing a recovery

Fed's mUSAlem speaking on cnbc says hiking rates now could save more aggressive action later

Fed's mUSAlem speaking on cnbc says underlying inflation is between 2.5% and 3%, too high and must be lowered

Fed's mUSAlem speaking on cnbc says monetary policy is neutral or accommodative right now and financial conditions are pretty accommodative

Fed's mUSAlem says strong growth and investment are influencing the bond market; says fed credibility is not in question and fed is focused on keeping monetary policy independent of fiscal policy

U.S. treasury secretary, to reporters, says have been tasked along with omb at tackling fiscal consolidation

Trump administration to back us minerals projects with $500 million in grants' - reuters exclusive

Treasury secretary bessent speaking on cnbc says treasury will see what bond market conditions are and whether more action is needed

Treasury secretary bessent speaking on cnbc says markets point to lower inflation in future, dollar has been stable and us continues to have a strong dollar policy

U.S. treasury secretary bessent, on cnbc, on whether iran actions will include china says some conversations better to be private

U.S. treasury secretary bessent, on cnbc, speaking on iran says maximum economic pressure means likely not a kinetic restart; oil markets misinterpreting what economic pressure means; will be coordinated economic isolation; if countries insist on doing business with tehran, U.S. will enforce actions against them; actions will curtail iran's ability to take action through proxies; going to have the toughest sanctions in history; we are going to collapse this regime

Treasury secretary bessent speaking on cnbc says markets got a little ahead of themselves; says treasury and fed would work together on any balance sheet change, rates have nothing to do with buyback decision

Treasury secretary bessent speaking on cnbc says yields don't represent underlying fundamentals

Treasury secretary bessent speaking on cnbc says very good chance peak deficit has been seen, expects 2026 tariff income similar to 2025

Quick spark: spy gets $1.9b boost in one day as qqq, gld and soxl see outflows

Us leading index (mom) for july 0.2% vs 0.1% est.

Fed's daly says fed missing its inflation goal by quite a bit

Fed's daly says it is early days to discuss treasury issuance patterns

Fed's daly says rise in long-term yields is a global issue that blunts signal for fed; says policy is in a good place, recent jobs and inflation data have not changed outlook

USA philly fed employment for august 27.9 vs 10.0 prior

USA initial jobless claims prior revised from 209k to 212k

Philadelphia fed manufacturing index for aug. 47.4 vs 24.1 est.

USA continuing jobless claims 1,799k vs 1,790k est.

USA initial jobless claims 206k vs 210k est.

Qatari foreign minister sheikh mohammed bin abdulrahman bin jassim al thani says hormuz traffic must return to what it was before U.S.-israeli war on iran, with no party blackmailing the other

Stock market today: dow jones, s&p 500 futures fall as trump launches 'operation economic fury' on iran— bull, wmt, mrk stock in focus

Stock market: will s&p 500 open up or down today?

U.S. national debt passes $40t

President trump on canada, says we may bring some of the tariffs down to a level where other countries are, because canada was paying a higher tariff

President trump, on canada trade talks, says we will probably have a deal

President trump says we have a meeting next week with ai people

Cftc chair selig says tomorrow, i will provide more details on regulatory path forward at meeting

President trump on xi visit, says 'we will probably talk about ai'

President trump says we would really like to see interest rates come down

U.S.-canada trade deal expected to cut top-line U.S. tariff rates on canadian autos to 15%; expected to cut top-line U.S. tariff rates on canadian steel, aluminum to 25% but also will include some quota arrangements

Fed minutes: almost all members agreed it was appropriate to retain policy statement language affirming fomc 'will deliver price stability'; no decisions were made on number of meetings and warsh indicated no change to the 2026 schedule; fed staff economic outlook showed inflation forecast was similar to one prepared for the june meeting, but economic outlook was a 'touch weaker'; several participants said price increases over the past year were broad based, spanning various categories of goods and services

Fed minutes: various participants said tighter financial conditions over inter-meeting period reflected strong economic growth and expectations for fed to adopt more restrictive stance before long; a few participants who favored raising rates at the meeting judged doing so would likely help forestall need for further hikes; chairman warsh said six scheduled meetings per year, held roughly every two months, would allow more information to accumulate between meetings

Fed minutes: most participants at fed's july 28-29 meeting supported keeping interest rates unchanged, but several favored an increase; many participants assessed higher rates would likely be necessary if inflation did not fall; some participants said financial conditions might not be restrictive enough to return inflation to 2% target

Us said to halve tariffs on canada steel, aluminum in trade deal' - bloomberg

Investors should position for humanoid robot boom—here's a picks-and-shovels play

President trump nominates heidi overton, md, phd, as next fda commissioner

Ftc warns retailers on using private consumer data to raise prices' - wsj exclusive