Author: super@dmin
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Futures Movers: Oil futures fall as risks to global supplies, after missile strike in Poland, ease for now
Oil futures head lower on Wednesday after Poland and NATO reportedly said there was no indication that Russia was behind a missile strike in Poland, easing worries about risks to crude supplies in the region.
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The Fed: Fed’s Daly sees interest rates ultimately getting in range of 4.75%-5.25%.
San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly said the central bank’s benchmark interest rate may have to rise above 5% to start to put downward pressure on inflation.
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Project Syndicate: The U.S. has crossed a line in declaring economic war on China
The U.S. wants to remain the unchallenged force in shaping global rules in technology, cybersecurity, trade, and economics.
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Crypto: They pulled money out of FTX at last minute before its bankruptcy: ‘Thank God I dodged it twice’
Traumatized by earlier crypto collapses, some retail investors were trained to move their money out of FTX as soon as ominous signs appeared.
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Economic Report: U.S. manufacturing sector losing steam
Industrial production fell 0.1% in October, the Federal Reserve reported Wednesday.
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: U.S. buyers are flocking to London property due to dollar strength, brokerage claims
Demand for prime London property from North American buyers has soared due to the strength of the U.S. dollar, one real estate brokerage has claimed.
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Crypto: FTX contagion: Genesis’s lending arm and Gemini Earn program pause withdrawals
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SportsWatch: World Cup 2022: How to watch, who’s favored to win and everything else you need to know
The 2022 FIFA World Cup is set to kick off Sunday, Nov. 20, in Qatar, and runs through Dec. 18.
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The Ratings Game: Home Depot could feel housing industry headwinds, analysts say
Home Depot, which extended its streak of earnings beats on Tuesday, could feel the impact of housing industry pressures
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Market Snapshot: U.S. stock futures dip despite strong retail data
U.S. stock index futures slipped on Wednesday after retailer Target delivered a poorly-received earnings report and despite a jump in U.S. retail sales in October in sign of economic strength.