Trade and Tariffs - President Trump announced a 25% tariff on goods from any country conducting business with Iran, impacting major trading partners like China, the UAE, India, and Turkey [3][4] - China is identified as the top global importer of Iranian crude, which may face increased costs due to the new tariffs [3] Federal Reserve and Interest Rates - Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams indicated there is no urgency for a fourth consecutive interest rate cut, with the next meeting scheduled for the end of the month [5][6] - The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) has already reduced the federal funds rate by a cumulative 75 basis points last year, moving towards a neutral monetary policy stance [6] Aldi's Expansion Plans - Aldi plans to open over 180 new stores across 31 states by the end of 2026, celebrating its 50th anniversary in the U.S. [7][8] - This expansion will increase Aldi's total U.S. store count to nearly 2,800, with a target of 3,200 stores by the end of 2028 [8] - Aldi is also expanding its distribution network by 20% with new centers planned in Florida, Arizona, and Colorado over the next three years [9]

Let's check in on the bond markets now. While the US is cutting rates, the Bank of Japan raised interest rates to 30-year highs. And that has yields on the move globally, pushing its 10 and 30-year to multi-deade highs, as you can see there.Rick Santelli is tracking all the action in the bond report. Rick, what can you tell us. >> Absolutely.And we'll get to the foreign global interest rates in a second, but you know, this morning, University of Michigan sentiment, it was definitely weak. current uh situati ...

And right now we are 2 minutes away from the end of the trading day. Romaine Bostick here with Katie Greifeld taking you through to that closing bell. It's a global simulcast.Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec joining us from the radio room. Welcome to our audiences across all of our Bloomberg platforms. That includes our partnership with YouTube.24 hours ago, Carol, we started off this simulcast talking about the big sell off in markets today. We start off talking about a pretty sizable rally. Yeah, thank you.M ...

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The odds have now SERIOUSLY flipped.Fed Rate cut for december pricing in 'NO CUT'Which imo was largely the reason we saw an october rally, we got 1 cut, and many speculated we would have a second.The lack of October data from a finance standpoint, and now seeing some 'positive data' is causing the need for a fed cut, to trend toward only a 30% chance...We are gonna have a volatile next few weeks!Easy (@EasyEatsBodega):These odds are gonna be VOLATILE this week.We finally get data on CPI, jobless, and more a ...

i'm becoming increasingly optimistic about the crypto marketi believe the CPI data release yesterday was one of the major tests that could have had a decisive impact on crypto's trajectory in the short/mid term i.e. UP or DOWNand the data came out very positivethe stock market responded incredibly well to it by making new highs across the boardmany have been calling for sub $100k on $BTC and new lows for crypto as a whole for a while nowbut i'm finding it increasingly difficult to see us going below $100ki ...

Hi Lesie. Indeed, just crossing the tape. These are October final reads to replace the midmon read. And the midmon read of 55 deteriorates to 53.6%. 53.6%.That would be the weakest level going back to May of this year. If we look at the current conditions from 61 midmon to 58.6%, 58.6% 6 will be the weakest going back to you're going all the way back to July of 22. July of 22 on expectation same 50.3% and that is from 51.2%.A big deterioration there. That would be the weakest going back to May of this year ...

CPI is lower than expected.All inflation data is lower than expected.Initiate a new all-time high for #Bitcoin in the next 30 days already. ...

All right, we got to start off with this. Uh, the president threatening to completely terminate negotiations with Canada in a social media post. We'll have to see what he says today. More than likely, he'll we'll get more commentary from him today.Is that a big deal for the markets. Again, Canada is one of our top trade partners. >> Well, it's not a positive for sure, but this is the negotiations that the Trump administration has been ongoing for a while now.So, I suspect that things will calm down eventual ...