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The US core PPI rose 0.3% month-on-month in October, below the expected 0.30% and the previous value was revised from 0.70% to 0.8%.
2026-11-13
The US core PPI rose 0.3% month-on-month in October, below the expected 0.30% and the previous value was revised from 0.70% to 0.8%.
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2026-11-13
Tsinghua University published ProtCell, a foundation model for single‑cell proteomics trained on about 380 mln cells across 98 public datasets. The model maps cell states and infers unmeasured protein expression, intended to support drug R&D and cons
Tsinghua University published ProtCell, a foundation model for single‑cell proteomics trained on about 380 mln cells across 98 public datasets. The model maps cell states and infers unmeasured protein expression, intended to support drug R&D and construction of “virtual cells.” The team reproduced the full ProtCell pretraining on Moore Threads' flagship training‑inference AI card MTT S5000; primary quantitative evaluation metrics differed by only ~0.2% versus mainstream international GPU platforms, validating Moore Threads' Universal GPU and MUSA full‑stack software ecosystem for life‑science foundation models.
2026-11-13
US producer prices rose again in October, recording the largest annual increase in four years and reinforcing market expectations that the Fed could continue to tighten after next month’s widely expected rate rise. The Bureau of Labor Statistics said
US producer prices rose again in October, recording the largest annual increase in four years and reinforcing market expectations that the Fed could continue to tighten after next month’s widely expected rate rise. The Bureau of Labor Statistics said Oct PPI rose 0.3% MoM (consensus 0.4%); the prior month was revised to 1.4% MoM. Goods prices rose 0.5%, led by food and basic organic chemicals; services increased 0.2%, marking the fifth straight monthly gain. Oct PPI climbed 6.5% YoY, the biggest annual jump since Nov 2022 (Sep 6.3%). The report follows an upside surprise in Oct CPI and a strong Oct nonfarm payrolls print that pushed the unemployment rate down to 4.1% from 4.2%. Comments from Fed governor Waller has left markets oscillating between pricing a 25bp move in December and leaving room for a 50bp hike.
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