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Markets Blinked at 5% Yields. They’ll Be Back automated-news
Markets Blinked at 5% Yields. They’ll Be Back

The tightening cycle will drive bond yields higher.

15 Sep 2026 🔒
Oil Extends Gain, Bonds Fall on Inflation Concerns: Markets Wrap automated-news
Oil Extends Gain, Bonds Fall on Inflation Concerns: Markets Wrap

Crude oil extended its rally and Asian bonds tracked Treasuries lower as higher energy prices fueled inflation concerns and strengthened bets on a Federal Reserve interest-rate hike. Gold dropped.

14 Sep 2026 🔒
Trump’s Push to Cut Federal Jobs Lacks a Goal and a Vision automated-news
Trump’s Push to Cut Federal Jobs Lacks a Goal and a Vision

Wondering why so many things seem to have been going wrong this year, from contaminated lettuce to measles outbreaks to air-traffic-control-related flight cancellations? The reduction in federal government capacity caused by the Trump administration’s job cutbacks may be a factor.

14 Sep 2026 🔒
Vance’s Childcare Plan Pits Parents Against Each Other automated-news
Vance’s Childcare Plan Pits Parents Against Each Other

Should the federal government give subsidies to parents who stay home to care for their young kids? Absolutely. Should it also subsidize childcare for working parents? For sure. This shouldn’t be an either-or question, but the Trump administration’s new childcare subsidy plan makes it one.

14 Sep 2026 🔒
US 10-Year Breaches 5% as Inflation, Supply Worries Mount automated-news
US 10-Year Breaches 5% as Inflation, Supply Worries Mount

The US 10-year Treasury yield briefly surpassed 5% for the first time since 2023 on Monday, as mounting inflation angst collided with swelling government and corporate borrowing needs.

14 Sep 2026 🔒
Warsh and the Fed Need Clarity More Than Certainty automated-news
Warsh and the Fed Need Clarity More Than Certainty

Kevin Warsh has rightly called into question the effectiveness of the Federal Reserve’s communications — but his arrival as chairman only seems to have made the problem worse. To put this right after the next Fed meeting this week, he’ll need to rethink his approach to explaining where things stand.

14 Sep 2026 🔒
India August Inflation Accelerates, Narrowing RBI Pause Room automated-news
India August Inflation Accelerates, Narrowing RBI Pause Room

India’s inflation accelerated in August, moving closer to the top of the central bank’s 2%-6% target range and potentially narrowing the scope for policymakers to remain on hold for long.

14 Sep 2026 🔒
Trump’s Push to Cut Federal Jobs Lacks a Goal and a Vision automated-news
Trump’s Push to Cut Federal Jobs Lacks a Goal and a Vision

Wondering why so many things seem to have been going wrong this year, from contaminated lettuce to measles outbreaks to air-traffic-control-related flight cancellations? The reduction in federal government capacity caused by the Trump administration’s job cutbacks may be a factor.

14 Sep 2026 🔒
Vance’s Childcare Plan Pits Parents Against Each Other automated-news
Vance’s Childcare Plan Pits Parents Against Each Other

Should the federal government give subsidies to parents who stay home to care for their young kids? Absolutely. Should it also subsidize childcare for working parents? For sure. This shouldn’t be an either-or question, but the Trump administration’s new childcare subsidy plan makes it one.

14 Sep 2026 🔒
RBC's Amy Wu Silverman on AI Slowdown, Fed Expectations automated-news
RBC's Amy Wu Silverman on AI Slowdown, Fed Expectations

Amy Wu Silverman, RBC Capital Markets Head of Derivatives Strategy, joins Bloomberg's Anna Edwards on "Bloomberg Brief" to discuss her expectations ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting later this week and shares her reaction to tech leaders calling for a slowdown in AI models. (Source: Bloomberg)

14 Sep 2026 🔒
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