00:50:00
The total number of oil rigs in the United States for the week ending September 6 will be released in ten minutes.
00:40:50
Bernstein, chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers: The United States has maintained an astonishing pace of job growth, and we know that this growth will slow down.
00:22:56
U.S. stocks continued to fall, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 1%, the Nasdaq down 2.48% and the S&P 500 down 1.68%.
00:00:15
US Secretary of State Blinken: The United States regrets the killing of American citizens in the West Bank and the incident must be investigated.
23:52:50
Federal Reserve Board Governor Waller: We must remain highly vigilant about restrictive levels.
23:46:19
Federal Reserve Board Governor Waller: In the long run, adding 100,000 jobs per month is normal.
23:46:10
The International Criminal Court has terminated its case against Hamas leader Haniyeh.
23:45:42
USGS: 5.7 magnitude earthquake occurred 122 km from Varenna, Chile.
23:26:21
Federal Reserve Board Governor Waller: Forecasts may be wrong, and policies must be adjusted flexibly based on changes in data.
23:26:09
Saudi Arabia set the official selling price of light crude oil sold to the United States in October at a premium of $4 per barrel over the Argus High Sulphur Crude Oil Index; and set the official selling price of crude oil sold to northern and western Europe in October at a premium of $0.45 per barrel over the ICE Brent settlement price.
23:19:12
Senior U.S. intelligence official: Russia is the most active foreign adversary trying to influence U.S. elections.
23:03:44
Federal Reserve Board Governor Waller: There are some downside risks in employment and we will closely monitor the situation.
23:03:20
Federal Reserve Board Governor Waller: Monetary policy must be adjusted accordingly as the balance of risks has shifted toward employment tasks.
23:03:05
Federal Reserve Board Governor Waller: Given the "significant and sustained progress" in achieving the 2% inflation target, the balance of risks has shifted toward employment.
23:02:46
Federal Reserve Board Governor Waller: The current series of data shows that the Federal Reserve no longer needs to wait patiently, but needs to take action.
23:02:30
Federal Reserve Board Governor Waller said: I stand ready to act quickly as needed to support the economy.
23:02:24
Federal Reserve Board Governor Waller: I don’t think the economy is in a recession, nor do I think it will go into recession soon.
23:02:18
Federal Reserve Board Governor Waller: If the data requires, he will also support rate cuts at consecutive meetings, and if necessary, I support larger rate cuts.
23:01:39
Federal Reserve Board Governor Waller: Determining the appropriate pace of rate cuts will be challenging.
23:01:32
Federal Reserve Board Governor Waller: A series of cuts in policy rates may be appropriate.