I’ll have details and implications posted separately. ADDED, here it is: Australian dollar marked lower on the data Consumer Price Index (YoY) (Aug) 4% surging
I’ll have details and implications posted separately. National Bureau of Statistics PMIs (September): Manufacturing 50.1 expected 50.1, prior 49.8 Non-Manufacturing 50.2 expected 49.3, prior 49.00 Composite 50.7
I’ll have details and implications posted separately. Added, here it is: RatingDog China manufacturing PMI 52.1 tops forecast, services 51.6 also beats S&P Global / RatingDog
The Australian dollar was lower after the data, as the softer-than-expected monthly trimmed mean reading was seen as the more encouraging signal for inflation. The
Stronger readings from both surveys, ahead of a week-long Chinese holiday, give China-sensitive assets a supportive last data point before mainland markets close. The rise
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Alaska Air Group (ALK) is betting that travelers with more money to spend can help it navigate a particularly costly period for the airline industry.
The voluntary accord puts much of the responsibility for managing frontier AI risks on developers.
For the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, the key message is that inflation expectations did not move as oil prices jumped, which ANZ described as
T-Mobile is once again asking customers to cough up more money for a monthly fee that they can’t dodge. The carrier has continued to add
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Michael Burry just took another dig at Nvidia (NVDA), questioning the confidence in the AI chip giant amid a series of media appearances from CEO
While the internet argued over whether Meta’s new Muse AI agent could rival ChatGPT, the company quietly revealed something else entirely. A cable stretching 4,300
U.S. consumers are under a lot of pressure, no matter how you slice it. Between the ongoing war with Iran that was only supposed to
The industrial production miss and the softer retail print complicate the case for the Bank of Japan to move again quickly, and traders will weigh
