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US economy expands 1.5% in Q2, misses forecasts despite spending rebound

The US economy expanded at a slower 1.5% pace in the second quarter. Strong consumer spending and AI infrastructure investment supported overall economic activity. Imports surged, significantly weighing down the gross domestic product growth. Inflation showed signs of easing but remained above the Federal Reserve's target. The Federal Reserve kept…

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US economy grows sluggish 1.5% in second quarter as inflation tops Fed target

Consumer spending remained resilient even as policymakers kept interest rates on hold

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The Economy Grew Less Than Expected In Q2. Core Inflation Also Remained Above The Key 2% Target

The U.S. economy grew 1.5% in the second quarter, less than expected. Inflation stood at 3.3%, in line with estimations.

International Business Times

Inflation rose 3.7% last month – way above its target, fueling more public frustration

The Federal Reserve opted to keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged for the fifth consecutive meeting on Wednesday

The Independent UK

Treasury Yields Stay Near Decades-High After Fed Pause. Long-Term Borrowing Costs Still Under Pressure

The benchmark 30-year Treasury yield remained near its highest level in almost two decades as markets weighed the Fed's latest policy decision, inflation data and expectations for additional rate hikes later this year.

International Business Times

Cotton Rallying Back on Thursday Morning

Cotton prices are up 78 to 123 points early on Thursday. Futures were weaker on Wednesday, with contracts 67 to 119 points lower. Crude oil was back up $5.34 per barrel, with the US dollar index was 0.586. The Fed left rates unchanged on Wednesday’s announcement. The next 7 days...

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India bonds slip on Fed uncertainty, war worries

On Thursday, Indian government bonds faced a decline for the third consecutive day. The rise in U.S. Treasury yields dampened enthusiasm for Indian debt instruments, while escalating geopolitical tensions from the Gulf region further affected market dynamics. Additionally, concerns about the Federal Reserve's ambiguous interest rate plans placed additional strain…

The Economic Times

First Thing: US government borrowing costs hit new high as strikes on Iran resume

Federal Reserve votes to hold its key interest rate steady, sending stocks tumbling. Plus: the origins of Coca-Cola may have been found

The Guardian - UK

The Federal Reserve Just Changed How It Talks About The Economy. Here's What's Different Under Kevin Warsh

While the central bank once again left interest rates unchanged, the statement revealed several notable changes that reflect Warsh's effort to simplify how the Fed communicates with financial markets.

International Business Times

Stocks Climb Before the Open as Microsoft Provides a Boost, U.S. PCE Inflation Data and More Big Tech Earnings on Tap

September S&P 500 E-Mini futures (ESU26) are up +0.48%, and September Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQU26) are up +1.02% this morning as investors cheered strong growth in Microsoft’s cloud business, signaling that massive investments in AI are beginning to pay off.

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Global Market: European shares muted as Middle East tensions, Fed uncertainty offset strong earnings

European shares traded in a tight range as investors balanced rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and uncertainty over the U.S. interest rate outlook against a steady flow of corporate earnings. Energy stocks gained on higher oil prices, while Schneider Electric surged after raising guidance.

The Economic Times

Tariffs, debt, and a stubborn Fed are squeezing consumers

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Fortune

Stock Market Today: S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 Futures Gain as Fed's Preferred Gauge Core PCE Inflation Eases to 0.1% Monthly—Meta, Microsoft, Apple in Focus (UPDATED)

(Editor’s note: The headline and ETFs and economic data were updated.)

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US Stock Market: JP Morgan brings forward Fed rate hike call to December after July policy meeting

J.P. Morgan has brought forward its forecast for the next US Federal Reserve rate hike to December 2026 after the Fed held interest rates steady in July. The brokerage cited persistent inflation risks, while market expectations and analyst views remain divided over the policy outlook.

The Guardian - UK

US borrowing costs hit 19-year high as Fed holds interest rates

Bank’s chair pledges to keep up fight against inflation but decision brings fears of a failure to keep pace

Benzinga

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

The S&P 500 snapped a three-day winning streak on Wednesday as rising Treasury yields, a hawkish market reaction to the Federal Reserve and renewed geopolitical tensions sparked a broad-based selloff. Despite the sharp decline, Polymarket traders are betting the benchmark index will bounce back at Thursday’s open.

International Business Times UK

Fed Holds Rates at 3.5%-3.75%, Gold Rallies: Warsh Says Goal Is to Keep Inflation Under Control

Explore the Fed's decision to keep interest rates amid internal divisions and ongoing inflation, and its impact on stocks, gold, and Treasury yields, as well as future rate hikes.

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Trump's dollar déjà vu: what an uncanny chart about the greenback shows about American exceptionalism

"It's the exact same pattern," LPL Financial's Adam Turnquist told Fortune. "Last week, I started refreshing data and here it is."

The Economic Times

Aswath Damodaran warns against disclosure diarrhoea. Why the valuation guru wants Wall Street to end quarterly earnings

Valuation expert Aswath Damodaran has criticised excessive quarterly disclosures, calling it “disclosure diarrhoea” that fuels short-termism and earnings games. The NYU professor argues for leaner reporting focused on meaningful information rather than reducing transparency.

The Guardian - UK

Bank of England holds interest rates despite Iran war inflation threat - as it happened

Live, rolling coverage of business, economics and financial markets as three members of monetary policy committee vote to raise rates

The Economic Times

Bitcoin hovers near $64K after Fed decision; futures open interest hits 2-month high

Bitcoin hovered near $64,000 after the US Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged at 3.50%-3.75%, while futures open interest climbed to a two-month high, signalling higher leveraged activity. Bitcoin traded at $64,062, up 0.26% in 24 hours, while Ethereum slipped 0.07%. Among major altcoins, BNB, Solana and Tron gained, whereas…

The Independent UK

Oil prices slip and Asian shares are mostly lower as investors sell chipmaker stocks

Oil prices have fallen and Asian shares are mostly trading lower

The Economic Times

US Stock Market: Trump backs Warsh as Fed’s hawkish tilt raises rate hike odds

President Trump supports Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh despite policy disagreements. Warsh maintains a cautious stance on monetary easing, differing from Trump's calls. The central bank kept interest rates unchanged at its latest policy meeting. Some Federal Open Market Committee members favored a rate increase due to inflation concerns. Financial…

The Economic Times

US Stock Market: Warsh faces early Fed dissent as three policymakers push for rate hike

New Federal Reserve chair Kevin Warsh faces significant early policy disagreements. Three members opposed the central bank's decision to keep interest rates unchanged. This level of dissent is historically uncommon for a new Fed chair. Previous leaders like Janet Yellen and Jerome Powell experienced less initial opposition. These divisions suggest…

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