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September's Inflation Rate Was In Line With Expectations, But Still Well Above The Fed's Target

The personal consumption expenditures price index climbed a seasonally adjusted 0.5% last month, with the annual rate standing at 3.6%.

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The Fed Kept Rates Unchanged In Line With Market Expectations But Warns That 'Uncertainty Remains Elevated'
The Midterms Are Coming. Here's How Markets Might React To Each Scenario.

The Midterms Are Coming. Here's How Markets Might React To Each Scenario.
Will Allen, founder and financial advisor at Sentara Capital, noted that election cycles regularly prompt clients to ask questions about their portfolios.
JD Vance Reportedly Sent Iran A Letter With The Key Issue To Restart Negotiations: 'Enthusiastic'
The vice president claimed that "discussions on the nuclear issue" are necessary for any negotiations to end the war.
Americans Are Feeling Better About The Economy, But Many Are Still Worried About Finding Jobs.
The Conference Board's October confidence index rose to 91.7, but expectations for the next six months remained subdued.
No Israeli Bloc Has A Clear Path Toward A Majority. Its Bonds And Currency Are Falling.
Netanyahu's Likud party got the most seats, but it is well short of those needed to form a ruling coalition. Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot would have to reach a deal with Arab parties to pass the threshold.
Brazil's Flavio Bolsonaro Arrives In Miami After Fleeing The Country Following Election Loss
Bolsonaro had been ordered by the Supreme Court to surrender his passport over different allegations, including corruption, money laundering and tax evasion.
Yemen's Houthis Are Targeting Another Airport. Oil Prices Climb Again.
The Iran-backed group said the call is a result of the presence of a Saudi military cargo plane.

Iran's Revolutionary Guards Allegedly Took Control Of Sanctioned Oil Trade. Billions In Revenue Are Missing.

A new report details an intelligence-linked network's return to oil sales following a power struggle involving senior security officials and the Oil Ministry.

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Economy in Focus

Wall Street Is Trading Near Record Highs. The Richest 1% Own More Than Half Of America's Stock Wealth.
As major U.S. banks prepare to report quarterly earnings, fresh attention is falling on who owns the financial assets benefiting from Wall Street's rally.
- S&P 500 Profits Set To Surge More Than 30% In Q3 With AI Giants Dominating Growth
- SpaceX Could Borrow $40 Billion For Nvidia Chips As Musk Makes A Massive New Bet On AI. Its Stock Fell.
The Fed Kept Rates Unchanged. Stocks Edged Up.
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh said there are signs that financial conditions have tightened over the weeks since the central bank hiked interest rates in September.
- Mediators Gave Iran a Proposal to Avoid Returning to War. Officials Will Reportedly Show it to The Supreme Leader.
- Fed Chair Warsh Says Current Conditions are Helping Create a Path Toward Lower Inflation

Bitcoin ETFs Lost $65 Million In A Day. One BlackRock Fund Accounted For Every Dollar.

The latest redemptions, however, represent a small fraction of the roughly $65.7 billion in net inflows BlackRock's fund has attracted since launching in 2024.

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