Thursday, January 18, 2024
Afternoon
- Stock Rebound Fades as 10-Year Yield Pushes Higher: Markets Wrap
- Oil Rises as Middle East Tensions Ratchet Higher, Equities Gain
- Houthis Say They’re Improving Military Might in Defiance of US
- What is behind Iran-Pakistan attacks and could conflict escalate?
- Ukraine says it hit targets in St Petersburg with domestic-made drone
- US mortgage rates fall to 8-month low, says Freddie Mac
- NY Fed finds lower-incomes facing more financial stress
- Cold Snap Knocks Out 15% of US Gulf Coast Oil-Refining Capacity
- Private Lenders Are Opting to Go Public After Valuations Jump
- Spot bitcoin ETFs draw nearly $2 billion in first three days of trading
- China’s Deflation Is Led by Goods, Adding Trade-Tension Risk
- NATO to hold biggest drills since Cold War with 90,000 troops
General
- Stocks Rebound as Chipmakers Climb: Markets Wrap
- Oil Edges Up as Twin Mideast Strikes Raise Risk of Escalation
- Pakistan launches retaliatory airstrikes in Iran after an earlier attack by Tehran, killing 9 people
- US in new strikes against Houthi targets in Yemen
- U.S. lists Houthis as terrorists, rebels hit another US-operated ship
- Indian Navy rescues crew after attack on ship off coast of Yemen
- Weekly jobless claims post lowest reading since September 2022
- U.S. Housing Starts Fall in December as Single-Family Projects Decline
- More junk-rated US companies to default in Q1, Moody's forecasts
- Government shutdown could disrupt upcoming tax season, IRS commissioner says
- For many in China, the economy feels like it is in recession
- BOJ seen keeping policy ultra-easy, focus on rate-hike hints
- ECB faces bumpy road to low inflation as wages rise
- ECB Officials Converge Around June to Start Cutting Rates
- Surging Debt Supply to Boost Global Yields, Goldman Sachs Says
- NATO official warns West: Be ready for ‘anything
- China’s Property Market May Keep Struggling Despite Stimulus
- Who Are the Houthis? What to Know About the U.S., U.K. Strikes in Yemen
- IMF official warns central banks against fuelling market hopes for rapid interest rate cuts