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S&P 500 earnings face inflation test as Meta, Tesla and IBM report
Analysts expect 24.0% third-quarter operating earnings growth, while jobs readings and business surveys offer a parallel read on hiring and price pressure.
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Analysts expect 24.0% third-quarter operating earnings growth, while jobs readings and business surveys offer a parallel read on hiring and price pressure.
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Headline inflation hit 3.7% as core prices topped forecasts, leaving policymakers to weigh another increase against cooling job gains.
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The quarter-point move put the federal funds rate at 3.75% to 4%; most participants saw another increase as probably appropriate by year-end.
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The job-loser rate held at 1.9% and September job cuts were the lowest in four years. The weakness was hiring, with white-collar payrolls flat or down in both the government release and ADP's count.
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Customs began rejecting covered shipments at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday. Nearly nine-tenths of the roughly $967 million in affected trade is alcohol, and the largest share of the spirits comes from Ontario.
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MarketsandMarkets expects services, cloud delivery and workforce analytics to grow faster, even as on-premises systems keep the largest deployment share.
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The Chicago Fed president said persistent supply shocks could mean higher unemployment, while Fed Chair Kevin Warsh said inflation can fall without labor-market damage.
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The quarter-point move was unanimous after a divided hold in July, and 16 of 18 policymakers expect at least one more increase this year.
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Markets put the odds of a hike above 90% as of Tuesday. Trump wants lower rates, while Moody’s Mark Zandi warns tighter policy could put jobs at risk outside the AI investment boom.
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Futures pricing puts a possible December increase in play, making the Fed’s updated rate projections part of the decision.
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Annual core inflation eased to 2.4%, but the monthly gain topped forecasts and some Wall Street economists expect more tightening before year-end.
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The PPI rose 0.4% in August, but firm readings in components tied to core PCE pushed markets toward a September Fed hike.
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