MEDIUM Employment Cost Index q/q
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Stock market: will s&p 500 open up or down today?

He lied': nancy pelosi blasts trump for not keeping promise to lower costs on 'day one'

Bitcoin could repeat its spacex ipo dump ahead of anthropic ipo, analyst warns

Polymarket temporarily halts trading after third-party provider impacted

Value stocks just sent a 2001 warning shot — is ai next?

Top admiral briefs trump on iran attack options; a thursday white house meeting included a rare in-person briefing by adm. cooper as the U.S. weighs new combat operations' - wsj exclusive

We will not take any steps before the U.S. implements our conditions al-mayadeen has clarified, citing an informed iranian source, regarding the correspondence between jd vance and major general rezaei

Senior iranian security official confirms U.S. vice president sent letter to snsc secretary major general mohsen rezaee

Alphabet stock down 12% as ai hits google's core search business

Russia set to extend diesel export ban until the end of the year; russia uses quota export system for individual companies to fulfil its U.S. obligations

Fcc adopts reciprocity rules requiring electronic device testing in U.S. or reciprocal countries by december 1, 2028, aiming to reshore testing industry

8 of 11 sectors rise thursday as defensives lead

USA natural gas storage 80b vs 75b est.

Live on fox business, white house senior advisor hassett says inflation was pretty much right on expectation

Trump administration promised tariff relief in talks to secure U.S. audi factory' - wsj exclusive

Us economy grew 3.4% in the third quarter, fed's favorite inflation gauge matches forecasts

USA core pce price index (mom) for sept. revises prior from 0.2% to 0.3%

USA pce price index (mom) for september 0.5% vs 0.5% est.

USA core pce price index (yoy) for sept. 3.1% vs 3.1% est.

USA pce price index (yoy) for september 3.6% vs 3.6% est.

USA core pce price index (mom) for sept. 0.3% vs 0.3% est.

Gdp price index qoq for q3 2.2% vs 3.2% expected

USA core pce prices for q3 2.50% vs 2.40% est.

USA continuing jobless claims 1,701k vs 1,720k est.

USA personal spending (mom) for september 0.5% vs 0.6% est.

Gdp qoq for q3 3.4% vs 3.2% expected

USA initial jobless claims 194k vs 198k est.

Scott bessent brushes off concerns over ai debt amid coreweave slump, calls neoclouds a ‘small component’

Stock market today: dow jones, s&p 500 futures trade mixed after fed keeps rates unchanged — msft, goog, tmus in focus

Top economist slams trump’s $21 trillion investment boast — ‘the jobs are american. the profits aren’t’

Tom lee sees 'big beats' ahead, says kevin warsh-led fed won't slow ai growth despite inflation

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

On cnbc, treasury secretary bessent said consumer behavior is quite strong, business behavior is quite strong

Vance reaches out to iranian hard-liner in bid to restart peace talks'- wsj exclusive

Live on cnbc, treasury secretary bessent says operation economic outcast against iran has been very successful, currency has collapsed

Live on cnbc, treasury secretary bessent says i don't think credit in the ai space is problematic

President donald j. trump adjusts imports of robotics, industrial machinery, and their parts and components into the united states; trump says imported robotics and machinery pose nation security risks, but does not impose any immediate tariffs; trump directs officials to negotiate agreements with trading partners to address national security risks with respect to imports of robotics and industrial machinery from any country.

Live on cnbc, treasury's bessent says fed chair warsh should have an open mind on transitory nature of any supply shocks; he and trump have a lot of confidence in warsh; great confidence in warsh to steer fed between right combination of growth and inflation

Fed chair warsh says in the long term most measures have confidence central bank will deliver price stability; we are tightening financial conditions; it tells me our policy is working, not uncomfortable with it, tells me policy is working; asked about proceedings on gov cook, says fed is 'not to my knowledge' going to be involved

Fed chair warsh says our measures of size of aggregate demand curve are imperfect; the economy is strong, the economy is pointing in the right direction, is economy running too hot? that is not the judgment of most of my colleagues; productivity has been moving higher; economic growth is higher, but that doesn't mean it's causing inflation; goal is not to throw sand into gears of economy; don't think we have to throw people out of work

Fed's warsh says glad korean central bank governor is in his post, have known him for 20 years, good friend; balance sheet task force recommendations will be fed into fomc early in first quarter; if we decide to make balance sheet changes, it is unlikely to have any effect on this policy juncture; any changes to balance sheet will be after serious consideration of task force recommendations; when we removed dose of accommodation, the effects on financial market conditions were consistent with expectations

Fed's warsh says coming period will be information-rich, but nothing to do with politics; don't believe in forward guidance, absence a crisis; i don't believe in prejudging meetings; won't share musings on what will happen in december; we might learn a lot by then, will be better-positioned to determine right policy decision; pay a lot of attention to korean economy, tells me what's coming this way

Fed chair warsh says since early september we've seen inside and outside technology complex, interest rates have had an effect; credit spreads have widened; you've seen credit spreads widen for some assets, some tightening in some financial conditions; interest rates do matter for new technology; capex is broadening; strength in capex is no longer in narrow pockets; asked if midterm elections factored into rate decision, says politics played no role

Fed's warsh says there's a stable correlation between oil prices rising and market-set interest rates, until recently; been a stable correlation between oil price and market interest rates until recently; interest rates have rolled over to the downside; i take note that oil futures prices have moved up; i was skeptical that interest rates would not have an effect on ai, rates affect almost everything

Fed chair warsh says task force conclusion unlikely to find their way into this policy juncture; will attend nov 16 field hearing from productivity task force; plan on attending task force field hearing next month; there is no soft inflation target; price stability target is 2% measured by pce; inflation expectations have gone up in near-term, but longer-term measures show households and businesses have confidence that fed will deliver price stability

Fed chair warsh, asked about trump comment on fed board: says he won't respond; asked about trump's criticisms of the fed, says will not respond to quotes by public officials; asked about trump comment on fed board says fomc had a family fight, came to right policy decision for this moment; asked about trump comment on fed board says honored to be a part of this group, and its chairman

Fed chair warsh says i am not some kind of all-knowing person sending messages out; do not anticipate issuing a policy statement at strategy meetings; decision on new format for fomc meetings is new, details are still to come, "no ifs and or buts, we will deliver price stability"; 5 task forces are hard at work, have done periodic check-ins; some of the task forces will hit year-end deadline; what we've done in monetary medicine starting to work some, no firm conclusion

Fed chair warsh says inflation expectations have gone the right way; inflation expectations, amid unsettled world, have gone the right way; i feel good about the signposts; period in front of us is information rich; encouraged by progress we've made; we're working on delivery price stability; the overwhelming judgement at the fomc is that monetary medicine is starting to work; we decided to take stock of where we are, ask if period ahead will provide more clarity, our judgement is that it would

Fed chair warsh says since policy action in september we have started to see changes in financial, credit conditions; ensuring price stability is not about a fixed date on a calendar; ensuring price stability, quashing inflation, is not about an individual date, or an isolated data point; the fed has put in place 'new monetary medicine'; in september we removed a dose of accommodation; inflation compensation as measured by swaps is going the right way

Fed's warsh says information in coming period will help us determine where we want policy to be; we've decided to change fomc schedule next fall; 8 meetings is right number a year; one meeting will not have a vote on policy rate; one meeting will be focused on strategy; expect in 2028 to have 6 policy-setting meetings; important to reserve time and space for strategic deliberations, looking out over longer time horizons; new schedule will affect nature, quality of deliberations