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Trump Disapproval Hits Record High in New Poll: 56% Say President Has Done Worse than Expected

S&P 500 Erases Losses as US, Iran Reportedly Discuss Hormuz Deal: Stock Market Today

Watching ProShares S&P 500 ETF; Hearing Investor Business Daily SwingTrader Sells Fund

USA Continuing Jobless Claims 1,719K Vs 1,750K Est.

USA Initial Jobless Claims 197K Vs 201K Est.

NY Fed’s Williams Earlier, Said US Economy Shows Remarkable Resilience, Inflation Remains Big Challenge, Another Rate Hike By Year-End Reasonable

Stock Market: Will S&P 500 Open Up or Down Today?

Fed's Goolsbee Speaking On 'Economics, Applied' Podcast Says Better To Assume Bigger Negative Supply Shocks Have Persistent Effect On Inflation, As With Tariffs, COVID And Possibly Oil

Fed's Barr Says Risks To Achieving 2% Inflation Have Increased, Risks To Labor Market Have Receded

USA S&P Global Composite PMI For September 58.4 Vs 56.0 Prior

Stock Market Today: Dow, Nasdaq, S&P 500 Futures Drop as Trump Threatens to 'Annihilate' Iran at UNGA—KB Home, Worthington, IONQ in Focus (UPDATED)

Fed's Barkin Says Businesses And Institutions Are Less Reluctant To Make Investment And Spending Decisions After Era Of Uncertainty; Would Not Yet Make An Overheating Case, But Economy Is Firming And Not Weakening; Many Businesses Still Feel They Have Pricing Power; Tempering Business Expectations About Inflation May Help Cool Price Pressures Versus Needing To Rely On Demand Destruction; Banking Conditions Right Now Seem Very Healthy

Fed's Barkin Says U.S. Central Bank Raised Rates Last Week Because Risks To Inflation Outweigh Risks To Maximum Employment; Last Week's Rate Hike 'will Help' Restore Price Stability, We'll See If More Hikes Are Needed; Tempting To Blame High Inflation On Handful Of Categories Exposed To Energy Costs Or Tariffs, But Much Of The Personal Consumption Expenditures Index Is Rising By More Than 3%; There Is Momentum Outside Data Centers, AI, With Consumer Spending Holding Up, Strength In Defense And Manufacturing

New York Fed President John Williams Says Rate Control System Very Effective, Fed Will Adjust Policy Implementation Strategy As Needed; Monitoring Rise Of Centrally Cleared Repo

ADP Employment Change Weekly 20.0K Vs 16.30K Prior

S&P 500 Boom Is Sending Older Americans Into ‘Retirement Party,’ Economists Say ‘Strength of the Equity Market Is Partly to Blame’

S&P 500 Nears Record High But Breadth Flashes Rare 1929, 1999 Signal — Analyst Says ‘We’ve Never in Almost 100 Years Seen Breadth This Bad’

Stock Market: Will S&P 500 Open Up or Down Today?

Fed's Musalem Says Labor Market Stable, Around Full Employment And Not A Source Of Inflation Pressure; Commodity Shock Is More Than Just Oil, Includes Base Metals Like Copper; Better For Rate Hikes To Be 'Earlier And Incremental' Rather Than 'Later And Larger'; Even When Stripping Out Supply-Related Factors, Inflation Is Still 'Too High' At Up To 3%; Business Contacts Say They Are Planning On Price Increases 'Closer To 3%'

S&P 500 Will ‘Easily’ Top 8,000 Before Historic Crash, ‘Black Swan’ Fund Manager Says

$6.51 Diesel Should Be Crushing the Economy: Here’s Why It Has Rarely Grown Faster

Fed's Goolsbee Says Current Unemployment Rate Is "Pretty Close" To Full Employment; Business Contacts Say Labor Market Is Getting Tighter, Alternate Measures Tell The Same Story; Fed Remains Very Credible, Everyone Takes The Job Extremely Seriously; Components Of Inflation Will Matter To Fed's Analysis, With Services Inflation Not Seen As Tied To Oil Price Shock But A Product Of Strong Demand; Should Be Open To Making The Sep More Informative

Fed's Goolsbee Says District Contacts Are Relaying Concerns That Sound Like Traditional Demand Overheating; Not Thinking About Any Coming Hikes As Reversing Last Year’s Cuts; The Only Choice The Fed Has If Supply Shock Inflation Proves Persistent Is To Reduce Aggregate Demand; Month-To-Month Job Growth Is Not A Good Measure Of Health Of Labor Market When There Is Doubt About Population Growth Due To Immigration Policies

Fed's Goolsbee Says Mix Of Supply And Demand Pressures On Inflation Has More Impact On Pace Than Destination; If Inflation Is Mostly Demand Driven Rate Response Will Have To Be More Aggressive And More Front-loaded; Inflation Data Earlier This Year Seemed To Show Supply Shocks Waning; Now Some Of It Is Coming From Demand; The Fed Is Now More In The "Action Scenario" Given Mix Of Inflation Pressures

Chicago Fed National Activity For August Revises Prior From -0.08 To 0.08

Stock Market Today: S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, Dow Jones Futures Gain as Trump Issues Fresh Warning to Iran — MRVL, AAPL, ACN in Focus (UPDATED)

‘Septemberphobia’ Could Give Way to a Big October Rally Despite Trump Uncertainty: Market Strategist Points to S&P 500’s Best Midterm Month

Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee Says Open To Rates Going Back Down If Convincing Evidence Shows Inflation Heading To 2%; Says Fed Has Inflation Problem, Not Employment Problem

Fed's Goolsbee Says Strong Demand May Be Adding To Inflation Along With Energy, Tariff, Other Supply Shocks; There's 'No Ambiguity' What Fed Would Do If Demand Is Overheating; Supply Shocks Are Proving To Have Persistent Impact On Inflation, Must Be Accounted For In Setting Monetary Policy; Need Evidence That Inflation From Supply Is Fading, Or It's Hard To See A 'Credible Path' Back To 2% Inflation

Kashkari Said U.S. Economy Has Been Very Resilient Despite Wars, Productivity Showing Signs Of Improvement

Kashkari Said Investment Demand Tends To Push Up Interest Rates; Hopes Help From Government, Real Economy, Growth Can Bring Inflation Down

Minneapolis Fed President Kashkari, In Fox News Interview Sunday, Said Fed’s Job Is To Get Inflation Back Down To 2% Target; Inflation Still Too High, Extends Beyond Oil Prices

USA Leading Index (MoM) For August -0.1% Vs 0.1% Est.

Charlie Bilello Warns of $100 Billion Iran War Fuel Shock as $4.43 Gas Prices Show the ‘Inflation Problem’ Isn’t Over

Fed Rate Hike in October or December? Benzinga Viewers Say This is More Likely

Trump's Inflation Approval Slumps to 19%: What Do Prediction Markets Say About the Midterms?

Major indices are trading higher amid a retreat in oil prices and bond yields. Confidence that Saudi Arabia will be able to replace lost oil export capacity, coupled with the Fed's largely expected hawkish tone after yesterday's rate hike, may be fueling relief buying across markets.

Stock Market Today: S&P 500, Dow, Nasdaq 100 Futures Gain Despite 25 Bps Fed Rate Hike— SNAP, LEN, GNRC in Focus (UPDATED)

Wall Street’s Biggest Bull Cuts His S&P 500 Target: The Problem Isn’t Corporate Profits

Continuing Jobless Claims Prior Revised From 1.774M To 1.769M

Philly Fed Employment For Sept. 11.8 Vs 27.9 Prior

Continuing Jobless Claims 1.73M Vs 1.78M Expected

Initial Jobless Claims 196K Vs 207K Expected;

S&P 500 Could Deliver Another 6% by Year-End as JPMorgan Calls Bears an ‘Extinct Species’ — Polymarket Bettors Price 35% Odds

Stocks Sink, 10-Year Yield Reclaims 5% as Warsh Delivers His Hawkish Show

Fed Hikes 25 Basis Points, Projects Another Hike in 2026: Do Prediction Markets Agree?

Major indices are trading lower as Fed Chairman Warsh takes a hawkish tone in his press conference and Q&A session after the FOMC rate hike, including committing to returning 2% inflation on a timely basis, referencing FOMC consensus that financial conditions weren't restrictive, and noting that too many inflation categories were over 3% on three- and six-month timelines.

Fed Chair Warsh Says What Happened In 7 Weeks Since We Last Met, Data Has Shown Economy Has Strengthened; Inflation Trends Were Not Passing Test And Seen Little To Change That; My Colleagues Are Hard Pressed To Describe Financial Conditions As Restrictive; We Decided To Remove A Dose Of Accommodation; I've Always Been Interested In A Neutral Rate Academically, But Don't See It Having An Operational Effect On Decisions Today

Fed Chair Warsh Says Those Less Well Off Have Most To Gain From That; Did Not Offer Own Summary of Economic Projection; Decision We Made Today Was A Sober Decision; Am Not Going To Prejudge Any Future Decision We May Make; Decision Today Was The Right Decision, I Have Nothing For You About A Discussion With The President; Because Of Underlying Strength Of The Economy We Can Afford To Focus On Price Stability

Major indices are trading higher following the FOMC decision to increase the target range for the fed funds rate from 3.50%-3.75% to 3.75%-4.00% as Fed expectations for another rate hike in 2026 largely reflect investor expectations heading into the event.