Wednesday, March 1, 2017
Evening
- Fed's Brainard Says Rate Hike Will Likely Be Appropriate Soon
- Fed Says U.S. Growing Modestly With Subdued Signs of Inflation
- 'Pure exuberance': Investor sentiment hasn't been this high since two bubbles ago
- U.S. Not Bound by WTO Decisions, Trump Warns in Trade Agenda
- Record Warmth Could Turn Into a Disaster for U.S Fruit Growers
- Donald Trump’s Speech Agenda Will Face Legislative Challenges
- Donald Trump’s Labor Department Proposes Delaying ‘Fiduciary’ Rule
- Fed shifts away from lingering over rate rise decisions
- Markets shift attention from Trump towards Federal Reserve
- Republicans ask how long Trump’s presidential tone can last
General
- Wall Street hits new highs as banks soar on rate hike hopes
- Focus Turns to Fed as Dollar Gains, Bonds Drop: Markets Wrap
- U.S. consumer spending slows; inflation pushes higher
- Chance of a March interest rate hike almost doubled: CME
- Inflation-averse Germans see fastest price rises in 4-1/2 years
- Euro-Area Manufacturing Picks Up as Inflation Pressures Build
- Euro zone 2017 inflation likely to be far higher than projected: Bundesbank's Weidmann
- Asian factories pick up steam in shadow of Trump protectionist threat
- China's Factory Gauge Strengthens as Producer Prices Rebound
- Sydney Home Prices Surge at Fastest Annual Pace Since 2002
- Key Inflation Gauge Closest to Fed’s 2% Target Since 2012
- Donald Trump Asks Congress to Unite Behind Health Care, Tax Overhauls