Hammack Urges Swift Small Rate Moves as Bitcoin Slips in October
Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack backs small, quick rate moves to curb inflation, while Bitcoin slips in October, a historically strong month.
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Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack backs small, quick rate moves to curb inflation, while Bitcoin slips in October, a historically strong month.
Germany's final September CPI was 3.3% year-on-year, unchanged from preliminary estimates, with energy prices rising sharply.
TRON's Q3 2026 report highlights $2.21 trillion stablecoin settlement, $30 trillion cumulative volume, and ecosystem growth.
South Korea ordered domestic access blocks on 27 unregistered crypto exchanges, including KuCoin and MEXC, to enforce local regulations.
Even a 60% win rate can lead to a net loss if losses exceed wins, highlighting the importance of risk management.
Bond ETFs took in a record $525 billion this year even as many bond funds lost money, with yields at 24-year highs reshaping the 60/40 portfolio.
Citi's Scott Chronert says the S&P 500 needs both AI and rate-sensitive stocks to reach 8,100; rate-sensitive sectors have lagged since Jackson Hole.
Asian equities fell sharply on Tuesday, with South Korea's Kospi down about 7%, as tech and chip stocks led losses.
BoE's Megan Greene warned that waiting for second-round inflation effects to appear before acting would leave the Bank too late.
Goldman Sachs says Russian diesel exports will do little to prices; releasing 50 million barrels from European reserves could cut wholesale diesel by $11.