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9/16
21:56
Nick Timiraos: Only one Fed policymaker now projects a "long-run" rate below 3%, compared to 10 two years ago; 11 now see it above 3%. Two years ago, when the Fed started lowering rates, 10 policymakers thought rates would eventually settle out below 3%, compared to 7 who thought rates would settle out above 3%. Two were right at 3%. Today, just one policymaker wrote down a "long-run" rate projection below 3%, while 11 think it is higher than 3%. Six think it is 3%. While it is usually hard to get worked up about the very-far-out years in the SEP, the projections for 2029, included in today's table, are notable because they show more than half of the 17 people who submitted a projection think rates will stay at or above 3.6% (the level they've been at all year, before this week's increase) to get inflation down to 2%. It underscores how risks to the long-run rate estimate are to the upsi
21:45
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney held their first bilateral meeting in Liverpool on Wednesday to advance cooperation on defence and artificial intelligence. The leaders agreed that governments and the tech sector must partner to ensure online safety and counter AI risks. Discussions on defence focused on reconciling competing blueprints for an allied military financing bank, with Canada applying to the UK-led Joint Expeditionary Force and joining the Global Combat Air Programme as an observer.
21:33
South Korea's financial authorities stated on Thursday that the Federal Reserve's first interest rate hike in over three years to combat inflation is expected to have a limited impact on financial markets, as the market has already priced in this expectation. South Korean Finance Minister Koo Yun-cheol, Bank of Korea Governor Shin Hyun-song, Financial Services Commission Chairman Lee Eog-weon, and Financial Supervisory Service Governor Lee attended the relevant meeting.
21:30
"New Bond King" Jeffrey Gundlach recently stated that the market has "crossed into the difficult side" and anticipates the next 6 to 9 months will be a high-risk period, advising investors to shift entirely to defense. He has zeroed out his AI exposure in his own investment portfolio, reduced equity holdings from 40% last quarter to 30%, and shifted to equal-weighted indices. Gundlach also warned that cracks in the AI-related credit market are widening, capital expansion has reached an extreme, and the intertwined risk exposures between private credit and the insurance industry will trigger severe consequences in the next downturn. He pointed out that the S&P 500's Shiller Cyclically Adjusted Price-to-Earnings (CAPE) ratio has reached 42, and historically, when this indicator exceeded 35, real returns over the subsequent 10 years were invariably negative.
21:20
Indian-born bankers have led global financial giants from Deutsche Bank AG and Citigroup Inc. to Barclays Plc. Yet at home, the country’s lenders can face a string of challenges finding executives for the top job.
21:20
Electricity market reforms in one of China’s economic powerhouses could herald a more sweeping slowdown in the country’s demand for natural gas.
21:17
Morgan Stanley researchers have suggested greater disclosures to assess credit risk tied to property developers, following the collapse of Sydney’s Bathla Group.
21:12
South Korean stocks opened higher on Thursday, with the Kospi index rising 0.1% to 6724.46 points, led by technology shares. This came despite the Federal Reserve's first interest rate hike in over three years, raising the benchmark rate by 25 basis points to 3.75%. Major Wall Street indices closed lower overnight.
21:00
Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin tweeted that the Qwen 3.8 flash model's performance is impressive, and llama.cpp is getting better at processing. He believes that local models will soon be able to handle a large number of tasks, and for more advanced tasks, a pattern where local models coordinate queries to powerful models to prevent personal information leakage will become feasible.
20:58
Giulio Esposito of Goldman Sachs' fixed income and equities division noted that the Federal Reserve's 25 basis point rate hike on September 16 was more hawkish than Goldman Sachs had anticipated. Goldman Sachs believes that if inflation trends do not show a substantial change in the fourth quarter, the Federal Reserve may pursue a more aggressive front-loaded rate hike path than indicated by the current dot plot, rather than just one more hike. Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh explicitly characterized current financial conditions as "far from restrictive" at the press conference and took a strong stance on inflation, deeming it too high and persistent for too long.
20:53
Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh held a press conference in Washington on September 16, lasting only about 30 minutes, setting a new record for the shortest regular press conference by a Fed Chair. Warsh consistently refused to provide any forward guidance on the future policy path, focusing his remarks on the decisions made at this meeting and officials' assessment of the current economic situation. This move is seen as a signal of the Federal Reserve's reshaping of its communication approach with the market. Additionally, the Federal Reserve adjusted the seating arrangements for press conferences and established a special working group to review its overall communication mechanisms, with the future of the press conference itself also facing uncertainty.
20:42
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that if the European Union's proposal to make Canada its first "associate member" was ill-intentioned, the United States would impose heavy taxes on Europe and could cease trade with Europe in many respects. This follows European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's proposal to open "associate member" status to Canada to strengthen ties with Europe, as Canada's relationship with Washington deteriorates. Currently, "associate member" status does not exist in EU treaties, and its specific rights and obligations remain unclear. Any proposal would require the support of EU member states.
20:40
Vitalik Buterin stated that Mozi's chapters 14 and 15 are an "open-source urban defense manual" designed to enhance people's defensive knowledge, thereby further shifting the offense-defense balance towards defense. He pointed out that defense is central to Mozi's philosophy, and offensive warfare is an act of exchanging small gains for great harm, thus emphasizing the importance of universal love.
20:37
The median FOMC member predicts one more rate hike this year and maintaining a median rate of 4.1% throughout 2027. The dot plot also raised the long-run equilibrium rate from 3.1% to 3.2%, but the rate path actually written down by the members remains above this long-run equilibrium point throughout the forecast period, indicating that the FOMC is operating at a level above its nominal long-run equilibrium interest rate.
20:37
UBS's report assesses a substantial shift in Federal Reserve Chair Warsh's policy reaction function compared to his predecessors: greater sensitivity to financial conditions, less sensitivity to labor market impacts, and a higher threshold for "restrictive monetary policy." Warsh disclosed at the press conference that a strong labor market, concerning inflation trends, and geopolitical developments and their impact on energy prices were the main logical supports for this rate hike.
20:21
Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh signaled at a press conference that the market interpreted as leaning towards skipping October and acting again in December. Warsh emphasized close monitoring of inflation trends and stated that the current economy is strong enough to withstand higher interest rates.
20:21
Following the Federal Reserve's announcement of a 25 basis point rate hike on Wednesday, the 2-year US government bond yield jumped to its highest level since July 2024, and the 10-year government bond yield surpassed the 5% mark.

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