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Colombia's central bank hikes interest rate by 25 basis points to 12.25%

Gold falls despite cooler inflation data, monthly loss in sight

Watchdog finds problems but no Fed misconduct in Powell-era renovation project

Italy to seek more leeway on EU budget rules to tackle inflation impact

Saudi Arabia estimates fiscal deficit of 3.6% of GDP in 2027, finance ministry says

North Sea Crude-WTI trades lower

MORE ECB'S LAGARDE: I STRONGLY DISAGREE WITH THE 'BLINKERED VIEW' THAT CLIMATE CHANGE FALLS OUTSIDE THE REMIT OF A CENTRAL BANK

MORE ECB'S LAGARDE: I DON'T RULE OUT THE POSSIBILITY OF LEAVING THE ECB 'A FEW MONTHS' BEFORE THE END OF MY TERM, BUT I WILL STILL BE HERE IN 2027

MORE ECB'S LAGARDE: WE ARE WELL AWARE OF THE RISK THAT HIGHER RATES WILL WEIGH ON GROWTH

ECB PRESIDENT CHRISTINE LAGARDE TO FRENCH NEWSPAPER LA CROIX: I DON'T TAKE SIDES IN MONETARY POLICY; I AM GUIDED BY FACTS AND AM PREPARED TO ADJUST

The Fed's building renovations and Trump's push to oust Powell

Stocks rise, 2-year US bond yield eases after soft US inflation data

US crude oil output rose in July, while petroleum demand declined, EIA says

Russian GDP up 0.8% y/y in August

Fed seen on pause in October after inflation data

MORE ECB'S SCHANBEL: CENTRAL BANKS WOULD ACT TOO LATE BY WAITING FOR VISIBLE SIGNS OF FIRMS RAISING PRICES AND CONCLUSIONS OF WAGE NEGOTIATIONS

MORE ECB'S SCHANBEL: THERE IS UNCERTAINTY ABOUT THE LEVEL AT WHICH POLICY BECOMES RESTRICTIVE

MORE ECB'S SCHNABEL: IT WOULD NOT BE OPTIMAL FOR THE CENTRAL BANK TO DO NOTHING IN RESPONSE TO AN ADVERSE SUPPLY SHOCK

MORE ECB'S SCHNABEL: LATEST ENERGY SHOCK HIT AN ECONOMY STILL FEELING RESIDUAL DOMESTIC PRICE PRESSURES

MORE ECB'S SCHNABEL: RECENT DATA OFFER FIRST EVIDENCE OF HIGHER INPUT COSTS PASSING THROUGH THE PRODUCTION CHAIN, NOT YET VISIBLE IN CORE INFLATION

MORE ECB'S SCHNABEL: THE COMING MONTHS WILL PROVIDE A CLEARER PICTURE OF THE EXTENT TO WHICH CURRENT PIPELINE PRESSURES WILL START FEEDING THROUGH

MORE ECB'S SCHNABEL: THE NATURE OF A SHOCK DETERMINES THE SPEED AT WHICH INFLATION SHOULD BE BROUGHT BACK TO TARGET, NOT THE NEED TO RESPOND AT ALL

LatAm assets rise as soft US inflation data dims October Fed hike odds

ECB EXEC BOARD MEMBER ISABEL SCHNABEL AT ECB CAPITAL MKTS SEMINAR: ENERGY PRICES HAVE MOVED CLOSER TO THE ECB'S ADVERSE SCENARIO SINCE SEPT FORECASTS

MORE ECB'S SCHNABEL: RECENT ROBUST CREDIT DYNAMICS SUGGEST THAT FINANCIAL CONDITIONS ARE NOT YET RESTRICTIVE

US ATLANTA FED SURVEY: US BUSINESSES SEE YEAR AHEAD EMPLOYMENT GROWTH AT 4.33% IN SEPT. VS. 4.26% IN AUG., 4.18% YEAR AGO

Canadian Dollar Hits 12-week Low

U.S. Crude Oil Stockpiles Jump

US ATLANTA FED SURVEY: US BUSINESSES SEE YEAR AHEAD REVENUE GROWTH AT 3.2% IN SEPT. VS. 3.57% IN AUG., 3.88% YEAR AGO

US oil, gas output up in Q3, producers wary of price outlook, Dallas Fed says

US inflation rises below expectations in August, gives the Fed breathing space

TABLE-Dallas Fed August trimmed mean PCE price index +1.9%

Data tornado: PCE, GDP, ADP, et al

Mozambique holds key rate for fourth time, citing elevated inflation risks

Bank of Mozambique Leaves Policy Rate at 9.25%

US ATLANTA FED GDPNOW MODEL SEES US Q3 GDP GROWTH RATE AT 3.7% VS. 5.0% ESTIMATE ON SEPT. 25 AFTER LATEST NET EXPORT, PERSONAL SPENDING REPORTS

US Crude Oil Stocks Unexpectedly Rise: EIA

US dollar retreats after softer-than-expected inflation data

Oil and gas production in Texas, Louisiana and New Mexico rises in Q3 2026, Dallas Fed survey says

DOE: US Crude Oil Stocks +0.922 Mln Bbl At 427.32 Mln Bbl

DOE: US Crude Oil Stocks +0.922M Bbl In Wk; Seen -0.2M Bbl

US EIA CRUDE OIL INVENTORIES +0.9 MLN BARRELS IN LATEST WEEK FROM PREVIOUS WEEK (VS. -0.7 MLN MARKETS EXPECTED)

Growth, Inflation Figures Show Signs of an Economic Pickup

Bitcoin Rises on Cooler-Than-Expected Inflation Data

Softer PCE helps lift US stocks, but sector leadership remains mixed

US CHICAGO PMI: JUMP BACK INTO EXPANSION IN SEPTEMBER DRIVEN BY PRODUCTION, NEW ORDERS, SUPPLIER DELIVERIES ORDER BACKLOGS,OFFSET BY DIP IN EMPLOYMENT

US CHICAGO PMI 58.8 IN SEPTEMBER VS. 47.1 IN AUGUST (VS. 51.0 MARKETS EXPECTED)

What do US politicians agree on? Inflation is the other party’s fault: Marty Fridson

Bitcoin Tops $85,000 After Softer Inflation Data Lifts Risk Assets — Update

US inflation rises less than expected in August; consumer spending surges