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US Treasury auction results for the four weeks ending October 1 - winning bid rate allocation percentage: 23.52%, compared to 54.97% previously.
2026-10-01
US Treasury auction results for the four weeks ending October 1 - winning bid rate allocation percentage: 23.52%, compared to 54.97% previously.
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2026-10-01
Asian equities looked set for a choppy start to October after late-session Wall Street swings erased earlier gains from softer-than-expected US inflation data. US crude oil held previous-session gains. Thursday Asian index futures pointed to declines
Asian equities looked set for a choppy start to October after late-session Wall Street swings erased earlier gains from softer-than-expected US inflation data. US crude oil held previous-session gains. Thursday Asian index futures pointed to declines in Korea and Australia and gains in Japan. Fifth Third Wealth Advisors CIO Chris Osmond said Wednesday’s data represented a “Goldilocks combination": Q2 growth stronger than expected, consumer spending firmer, a September rebound in the labor market and the Fed‑preferred inflation gauge well below forecasts. The package supports risk assets and materially lowers the odds of an October Fed rate hike while keeping a Q4 hike possible. Inflation risks remain: Middle East conflict, heavy AI investment and a strong US economy are lifting prices and bond yields, leaving global government bonds on track for their weakest quarter so far in 2024.
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According to Reuters, sources say the US wants the EU to release 120 million barrels of diesel fuel over the next six months. The US has informed France and Germany that they should release their emergency diesel reserves or face a US diesel export b
According to Reuters, sources say the US wants the EU to release 120 million barrels of diesel fuel over the next six months. The US has informed France and Germany that they should release their emergency diesel reserves or face a US diesel export ban.
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