US Import Prices Rise More Than Expected in September
US import prices climbed 1.1% in September, and the 12-month rate hit 8.1%, the highest since July 2022, according to the Labor Department data.
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US import prices climbed 1.1% in September, and the 12-month rate hit 8.1%, the highest since July 2022, according to the Labor Department data.
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CME Group data show odds of a Fed rate hike at the October 27-28 meeting fell to 15% from 28% a day earlier, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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Global inflation worries from the Iran war and AI-driven demand are pushing the Bank of Japan toward faster rate increases ahead of its October review.
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Market Talk reports analysts see Treasuries regaining their defensive role if AI-linked stocks slide further, while Bitcoin steadies after a four-week low on Thursday.
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SMBC Americas economist Joe Lavorgna says inflation is not easing quickly enough, expecting further Fed hikes with December the likelier timing, per Seeking Alpha.
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The Philly Fed manufacturing index dropped to 20.9 in October from 37.8 in September, missing the 30.0 forecast but staying above zero.
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The New York Fed's business conditions index rose to 25.5 in October from 7.6, far above the 10.3 forecast and the highest since December 2021.
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The New York Fed's regional manufacturing survey showed prices paid falling in October, while new orders jumped to 23.2 from 2.0 in September.
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New US unemployment claims rose by 1,000 to a seasonally adjusted 199,000 in the week to October 10, slightly below economists' expectations of 200,000.
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The Empire State manufacturing index rose to 25.5 in October from 7.6 in September, while the employment index eased to 10.3 from 10.6.
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Glassnode says buyers from the past two years are capping Bitcoin below $88,000, while hotter US inflation pushed gold and silver lower, per WSJ market reports.
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