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“The Democrat shutdown has drained the Army Corps of Engineers’ ability to manage billions of dollars in projects,” OMB Director Russell Vought said.
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‘The tide went out’: How a string of bad loans has bank investors hunting for hidden risks
Investors are focused on a specific type of lending made by banks to non-depository financial institutions, or NDFIs, as the source of possible contagion. -
Gold crashes 2% from record high as Trump tempers threats on China
Gold price (XAU/USD) falls 2% after reaching a record high at $4,379 earlier on Friday, tumbles below $4,250, sponsored by US President Donald Trump’s comment that triple-digit tariffs on China are unsustainable. At the time of writing, Bullion prices hover at around the $4,230 – $4,240 range. -
AUD/USD remains steady after Trump tones down China rhetoric, DXY recovers slightly
The Australian Dollar (AUD) remains well bid against the US Dollar (USD) on Friday, as US President Donald Trump’s softer stance on trade with China eases risk sentiment. The Aussie is showing resilience even as the Greenback strengthens, supported by Australia’s close trade ties with China. -
BOC’s Macklem: We’re putting more emphasis on risk when it comes to the next rate decision
How do you say cutting rates without saying it? It sure sounds to me like he’s signaling a cut at the October 29 meeting. At present, market pricing is only at 68% for a cut, though one is fully priced in at the December meeting so that might not tee up a big CAD move.
- I hope we can be a bit more forward-looking but there is a lot of uncertainty and we need to be humble about our forecasts
- We expect growth to resume but we expect it to be be soft and probably a little below potential
- Growth is not going to feel very good and it’s certainty not going to be enough close the output gap
Very dovish stuff.
This article was written by Adam Button at investinglive.com.
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BOC’s Macklem: We’re putting more emphasis on risk when it comes to the next rate decision
How do you say cutting rates without saying it? It sure sounds to me like he’s signaling a cut at the October 29 meeting. At present, market pricing is only at 68% for a cut, though one is fully priced in at the December meeting so that might not tee up a big CAD move.
- I hope we can be a bit more forward-looking but there is a lot of uncertainty and we need to be humble about our forecasts
- We expect growth to resume but we expect it to be be soft and probably a little below potential
- Growth is not going to feel very good and it’s certainty not going to be enough close the output gap
Very dovish stuff.
This article was written by Adam Button at investinglive.com.
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Dow Jones Industrial Average recovers footing, brushes off regional bank weakness
The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) found a near-term foothold to wrap up the trading week, rebounding around 260 points from recent lows and fighting to stay on the high side of key moving averages. -
Buy the dip wins: US stock futures hit session highs
S&P 500 futures are now more than 130 off the lows in a massive reversal of earlier losses. Futures are now up 39 points, in part because Trump keeps repeating that he expects China will be ‘fine’.
This article was written by Adam Button at investinglive.com.
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Kremlin pitches Musk on ‘Putin-Trump’ tunnel from Russia to Alaska
The suggestion came amid talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin and President Donald Trump about possible resolutions to Russia’s war in Ukraine. -
Trump: I think Putin wants to end the war
- Things coming along pretty well
Zelensky also said that he’s confident with US help he can stop the war and that it’s most important for Ukrainians to have security guarantees.
Some times these things can happen quickly. The battlefield has stagnated and the costs are high. Maybe this really is the end? If so, I’d imagine the euro and European stocks are one of the cleanest trades and I wouldn’t want to be long oil.
This article was written by Adam Button at investinglive.com.
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