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2027 FOMC voting member and Richmond Fed President Barkin will deliver a welcoming speech at an event in ten minutes.
2026-10-01
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2026-09-30
Russell Investments senior investment strategist BeiChen Lin said in a note that Friday’s US September nonfarm payrolls could shift market expectations for the Fed’s rate path. A stronger-than-expected print could be temporarily negative for markets
Russell Investments senior investment strategist BeiChen Lin said in a note that Friday’s US September nonfarm payrolls could shift market expectations for the Fed’s rate path. A stronger-than-expected print could be temporarily negative for markets by reinforcing the case for another rate hike this year; a print in line with or slightly below expectations would still show US economic resilience but could prompt markets to pare back pricing for aggressive Fed tightening. Lin added that many key inf drivers from 2022 are gone, which limits the scope for further Fed rate increases.
2026-09-30
At a Sept. 30 briefing, Zhang Han, spokesperson for the State Council Taiwan Affairs Office, said Beijing firmly opposes Taiwan independence and blamed the Lai Ching‑te administration for persistently pursuing independence and refusing to accept the
At a Sept. 30 briefing, Zhang Han, spokesperson for the State Council Taiwan Affairs Office, said Beijing firmly opposes Taiwan independence and blamed the Lai Ching‑te administration for persistently pursuing independence and refusing to accept the 1992 Consensus. He called those actions the primary cause of instability in the Taiwan Strait and said opposing independence and preserving cross‑strait peace are in the common interests of China and the United States. Zhang urged Taiwan residents to reject pro-independence moves, help maintain stability in the strait, and support advancement of national reunification.
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