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2024-10-05 Saturday
  • 02:32:28

    US Secretary of State Antony Blinken will attend the World Economic Forum in Davos.

  • 02:25:30

    Boeing (BA.N) personnel discovered six loose fasteners on key structures opposite the plug exit on the right side of the 737 MAX 9 aircraft during assembly, and they reinforced them.

  • 02:19:00

    Boeing (BA.N): We will fully cooperate and maintain transparent communication with the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

  • 02:16:16

    The Federal Reserve accepted a total of $626.37 billion from 76 counterparties in fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations.

  • 02:16:01

    According to the Times: British Prime Minister Sunak will hold a conference call with all cabinet ministers at 19:45 GMT on Thursday.

  • 02:01:55

    The U.S. 30-year Treasury bond auction as of January 11 - the bid-to-bid ratio was 2.37, compared with the previous value of 2.43.

  • 01:50:27

    According to the Financial Times: The European Commission is willing to give in to some Hungarian demands to secure a 50 billion euro support package for Ukraine.

  • 01:30:00

    Barkin, the 2024 FOMC voting committee member and President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, will speak in ten minutes.

  • 01:18:32

    Morgan Stanley (MS.N) will pay less than $300 million to resolve large-trading investigation.

  • 01:17:13

    According to Business Insider: Amazon (AMZN.O) will lay off 5% of its employees in its Audible division.

  • 01:08:52

    The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requires Boeing (BA.N) to provide relevant evidence and statements within 10 working days.

  • 01:08:21

    The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has launched an investigation into Boeing (BA.N) and is trying to determine whether the company failed to ensure the safety of its products.

  • 01:00:59

    Fed Mester: Will not slow down balance sheet reduction immediately.

  • 00:54:37

    Fed Mester: There are still a lot of reserves in the system.

  • 00:53:42

    Fed Mester: We are not yet at the point of cutting interest rates and hope there is more evidence that the economy is developing as expected.

  • 00:53:26

    Fed Mester: What needs to be assessed now is how long we need to maintain high levels of interest rates and restrictive policies.

  • 00:52:19

    Fed Mester: Inflation must fall on a sustainable basis for discussion of interest rate cuts to occur.

  • 00:52:03

    Fed Mester: But when we see a sustained pullback in inflation, we will discuss cutting interest rates.

  • 00:51:34

    Fed Mester: I think we need to see more evidence (of falling inflation).

  • 00:51:19

    Fed Mester: To me, a rate cut in March is too early.

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