Perli says Fed's bill purchase pause is not a final stop
NY Fed's Roberto Perli said the halt in bill purchases is not preset and will be adjusted based on liquidity needs, keeping the door open to resumption.
NY Fed's Roberto Perli said the halt in bill purchases is not preset and will be adjusted based on liquidity needs, keeping the door open to resumption.
ECB's Nagel said oil has gained importance in policy decisions, rates may enter mildly restrictive territory if needed, and no second-round effects are…
Australia's preliminary S&P Global PMIs for September are due Wednesday, with markets focused on inflation signals ahead of expected RBA hike on Sep 29.
US and Iranian officials met at the UN, reportedly going well. Oil slipped, stocks were mixed, and the dollar eased on headlines.
Fed's Barkin likened the current hiking cycle to the 1990s mid-cycle adjustment; an easing cycle then featured 75 bps cuts over seven months.
The US Treasury sold $69 billion in two-year notes at a 4.787% high yield, with demand slightly above average and no major anomalies.
Richmond Fed President Barkin said inflation risks outweighed employment risks in last week's rate hike, and sees the economy firming, leaving the door open…
European stocks edged up as fading hopes for quick Iran peace offset Saudi loading news, with Italy and UK closing lower.
Euro area consumer confidence fell more than expected in September, ending four months of recovery.
Fed's Collins says a stronger labor market allows policymakers to focus on price stability after five years of high inflation.
The Philadelphia Fed nonmanufacturing index dropped to -22.0 in September, its lowest since June, while full-time employment hit a four-year high.
Bitcoin surged after CFTC rulemaking and breakout, with short covering and Strategy's 950 BTC purchase adding momentum.
10-year Treasury yields linger near 5% after briefly breaching that level, with inflation and fiscal concerns seen as potential catalysts for further rises.
Gold fell back toward $4,330 as technical levels around $4,300-$4,330 become key support. The rebound from last week is being tested.
ANZ and Credit Agricole see near-term dollar support from rate repricing, but caution that upside may be capped.