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2024-10-23 Wednesday
  • 22:20:00

    EIA natural gas inventories in the United States for the week to September 22 will be released in ten minutes.

  • 22:18:28

    Brent crude oil fell by 1.00% during the day and is currently trading at $93.24 per barrel.

  • 22:13:14

    Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates: The U.S. economy will slow down significantly.

  • 22:12:23

    Fed Inspector General: As Silicon Valley banks grew rapidly and became more complex, Fed supervisors failed to adapt their supervisory approach and supervisors lacked resources and expertise.

  • 22:02:36

    German Chancellor Scholz talked about industrial electricity prices: We are paying attention to this issue.

  • 22:00:41

    German Chancellor Scholz: We want to have permanently cheap energy supplies.

  • 22:00:08

    Fed Goolsby: Surprised that monetary tightening did not trigger broader financial stability issues.

  • 22:00:02

    The U.S. existing home contracted sales index in August was -7.1% on a monthly basis, expected -0.8%, and the previous value was 0.90%.

  • 21:58:06

    Fed Goolsby: If long-term interest rates continue to rise, the Fed will have to look at it as a tightening measure.

  • 21:56:07

    Fed Goolsby: Still trying to understand why long-term interest rates are rising.

  • 21:55:31

    The U.S. 30-year Treasury bond yield continued to climb to 4.80%, the highest level since 2010.

  • 21:53:40

    Fed Goolsby: Once the Fed returns to its 2% target or is on a clear path, it will be "completely appropriate" to discuss the target itself.

  • 21:53:28

    Fed Goolsby: I have not been a strong supporter of a clear inflation target.

  • 21:52:05

    German Chancellor Scholz: Supports global competition rather than protectionism.

  • 21:51:22

    Gazprom: Natural gas production in the first half of 2023 will be 179.45 billion cubic meters.

  • 21:50:14

    Fed Goolsby: Trying to address the impact of the auto industry strike.

  • 21:50:00

    The monthly rate of the U.S. existing home contracted sales index for August will be released in ten minutes.

  • 21:49:50

    Fed Goolsby: The Fed is trying to get a handle on the situation to determine whether a longer strike would lead to different inflation outcomes.

  • 21:49:29

    Federal Reserve Goolsby: Historically, strikes by workers in the auto industry have had little impact on inflation, but the current production capacity and inventory situation are different.

  • 21:48:38

    Fed Goolsby: From the perspective of its impact on GDP, how long the strike lasts for auto industry workers is crucial.

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