Powell might be a bit more hawkish than his Fed colleagues on Thursday
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Bank of Israel hints in no rush to cut rates as this would stoke inflation
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U.S. housing starts rebound in September after sharp drop in prior month
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Indian States Forecasted to Boost Capital Expenditure by 29% In FY24
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Philadelphia Fed manufacturing gauge remains in contractionary territory for second straight month
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Prologis beats third-quarter FFO estimates, warns of “negative customer sentiment”
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Jobless claims fall to 9-month low of 198,000. Not many layoffs in U.S. economy.
The numbers: The number of Americans who applied for unemployment benefits last week fell to a nine-month low of 198,000, defying expectations that layoffs
US retail sales beat expectations in boost to third-quarter GDP growth expectations
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U.S. leading economic indicators point lower for 18th straight month, but still no sign of recession
The numbers: The leading economic index sank 0.7% in September and was negative for the 18th month in a row — but the U.S. is
What risk? China investors snap up local government bonds as Beijing tackles big debts
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