New Zealand services expansion reaches four-month mark amid caution
New Zealand's services sector grew for a fourth consecutive month in September, though the pace remains subdued and businesses are cautious ahead of the…
New Zealand's services sector grew for a fourth consecutive month in September, though the pace remains subdued and businesses are cautious ahead of the…
US industrial output increased 0.7% in September, beating the 0.4% consensus estimate, as utility output surged 3.5%.
The US September import price index rose 1.1% (consensus 0.8%) and export prices rose 2.2% (expected 1.0%).
Michael Burry warns that the stock market resembles a supervolcano, with a long bear market ahead based on historical data.
Gold slipped on stronger-than-expected inflation, but Peter Schiff considers the decline a gift.
Bitcoin's price dropped after hot inflation data. CoinShares says the near-term is difficult but not bearish.
USDCAD fell on the day but found a modest bid after another above-forecast inflation report, as it tested support near 1.41297-1.4153.
Kazuo Ueda said the BOJ will keep raising rates as underlying price growth nears 2%; markets see a 75% chance of a December move.
EUR/USD rebounded to 1.1260 and reclaimed key moving averages, but faces technical hurdles. The bond market will decide if the rally continues.
Eurozone's final September inflation was confirmed at 3.8% year on year, matching the preliminary estimate; core CPI held at 2.5%.
Ethereum regained $2,400 after dipping toward $2,340 on hot US producer inflation data, with yields and the dollar easing.
Dow futures face key resistance at 52,612 amid Fed uncertainty and inflation data on October 16.
10-year Treasury yields are set for back-to-back weekly declines after rejecting 5.30%, with the 5.00% level now critical.
Bank of England's Bailey said energy costs have had limited knock-on effects on UK prices so far, and it is too early to take a firm view.
Bitcoin rebounded about 3% from below $80,000 while the 10-year Treasury yield fell 13 basis points, leaving traders to question whether the moves are linked.