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The robotics system is called Blue Jay, and Amazon said it’s already being deployed in one of its South Carolina warehouses.
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U.S. Treasury sells $13 billion of 20 year bonds at a high yield of 4.506%
- High-yield 4.506%
- WI level at the time of the auction 4.518%
- Tail -1.2 basis points versus 6 month average of -0.2 basis points.
- Bid to cover 2.73X versus 6 month average of 2.64X
- Directs 26.3% versus 6 month average of 20.4%
- Indirects 63.6% versus 6 month average of 66.5%
- Dealers 10% vs 6 month average of 13.1%.
Auction Grade: A
An off the run issue, yet the demand was strong. The tail -1.2 basis points was better than the -0.2 basis point average. THe Bid to cover was above the six-month average. The buyers were domestic buyers.IInternational buyers were a bit later than the six-month average, but the dealers were still saddled with only 10% which was well below the 13.1% average..
This article was written by Greg Michalowski at investinglive.com.
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USD/CHF steadies on trade optimism, Swiss deflation pressures
The USD/CHF pair is down 0.10% on Wednesday, trading around 0.7950 at the time of writing, after bouncing from the 0.7900 area earlier this week. -
United States 20-Year Bond Auction fell from previous 4.613% to 4.506%
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For workers in young, hot world of AI careers, the dream payday is as often ending as layoff nightmare
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GE Vernova CEO says he’s talking with OpenAI’s Sam Altman as power remains critical for AI growth
GE Vernova shares fell more than 6% after the company failed to raise its forecast in the wake of better-than-expected results. -
The biggest crypto wipeout was led not by bitcoin, but much smaller tokens. Here’s what happened
More than 1.6 million traders suffered a combined $19.37 billion erasure of leveraged positions over a 24-hour period beginning Friday, Oct. 10. -
Pound Sterling Price News and Forecast: GBP/USD steady near 1.3360 post soft UK CPI
GBP/USD holds firm during the North American session on Wednesday following the latest inflation report in the United Kingdom, which triggered some weakness in the Pound Sterling (GBP), as expectations for further easing by the Bank of England (BoE) increased. -
Beyond Meat shares slash gains, briefly dipping into the red as meme rally falters
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Trump considering plan to restrict exports to China containing US software
The ration is instead rate plans to restrict globally produced exports to China made with or containing US software. This according to sources.. Other export controls under consideration by the US could curb export on a wide range of goods to China.
According to the source, the specific idea may not move forward as planned, but the administration is looking to put pressure on China in response to their restrictions on rare earth and its boycott of soybean and other agricultural purchases.
Trump has announced tariffs on US China imports at155% starting November 1 but that is not getting much traction. Restricting software, aircraft, and other goods would add to the pain.
This tactic is not new to Trump and China has picked up on it. Find the hurt points and if it isn’t enough, double up until it works. How long that takes and what the end result ends up being is unsure.
Stocks initial move is to the downside.
The S&P index is down -46 points or -0.67%. The NASDAQ index is down -266 points or -1.16%.
This article was written by Greg Michalowski at investinglive.com.
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