📰 U.S EXISTING HOME SALES (JUL) ACTUAL: 3.95M VS 3.89M PREVIOUS; EST 3.94M U.S EXISTING HOME SALES (MOM) (JUL) ACTUAL: 1.3% VS -5.4% PREVIOUS; EST 1.3%

U.S EXISTING HOME SALES (JUL) ACTUAL: 3.95M VS 3.89M PREVIOUS; EST 3.94M U.S EXISTING HOME SALES…

📰 FED’S HARKER: ON BOARD WITH SEPTEMBER CUT IF DATA AS EXPECTED

FED’S HARKER: ON BOARD WITH SEPTEMBER CUT IF DATA AS EXPECTED

📰 IT IS GETTING HARDER TO FIND A JOB IN THE U.S. The number of people looking for jobs in the U.S. is “likely swelling due to mounting financial stress, with excess savings gone, and credit both hard-to-get, and costly,” Piper Sandler’s Nancy Lazar and Dave Wigglesworth say in a… https://t.co/JJXlr0g9aU

IT IS GETTING HARDER TO FIND A JOB IN THE U.S. The number of people looking…

📰 U.S MANUFACTURING PMI (AUG) ACTUAL: 48.0 VS 49.6 PREVIOUS; EST 49.5

U.S MANUFACTURING PMI (AUG) ACTUAL: 48.0 VS 49.6 PREVIOUS; EST 49.5

📰 U.S MANUFACTURING PMI (AUG) ACTUAL: 48.0 VS 49.6 PREVIOUS; EST 49.5 U.S SERVICES PMI (AUG) ACTUAL: 55.2 VS 55.0 PREVIOUS; EST 54.0 U.S S&P GLOBAL COMPOSITE PMI (AUG) ACTUAL: 54.1 VS 54.3 PREVIOUS; EST 53.2

U.S MANUFACTURING PMI (AUG) ACTUAL: 48.0 VS 49.6 PREVIOUS; EST 49.5 U.S SERVICES PMI (AUG) ACTUAL:…

📰 FED’S SCHMID: THERE’S ROOM TO REDUCE BALANCE SHEET FASTER THAN WE ARE NOW — CNBC INTERVIEW

FED’S SCHMID: THERE’S ROOM TO REDUCE BALANCE SHEET FASTER THAN WE ARE NOW — CNBC INTERVIEW

📰 ⚡According to Polymarket, a leading prediction market platform, Donald Trump’s odds of winning the 2024 U.S. presidential election have recently increased, with his lead reaching 7%. https://t.co/GSbtNjTh7n

⚡According to Polymarket, a leading prediction market platform, Donald Trump’s odds of winning the 2024 U.S.…

📰 BOSTON FED PRESIDENT COLLINS: SOON IS APPROPRIATE TO BEGIN CUTTING RATES

BOSTON FED PRESIDENT COLLINS: SOON IS APPROPRIATE TO BEGIN CUTTING RATES

📰 FED’S COLLINS SAYS JOB MARKETS HEALTHY DESPITE REVISIONS

FED’S COLLINS SAYS JOB MARKETS HEALTHY DESPITE REVISIONS

📰 FED’S COLLINS: DATA WILL GUIDE PACE OF RATE CUTS

FED’S COLLINS: DATA WILL GUIDE PACE OF RATE CUTS