The central bank says interconnected weaknesses are more likely to crystallise, even as traders price a November rate rise.
Sunday, October 4, 2026
24 storiesThe Treasury secretary defended his claim to be "the house" in US debt markets while acknowledging the limits of official intervention as long yields rise.
Governor Newsom signed AB 1633, described as the first US law taxing private ICE detention companies.
Chris Wright told CBS that the president was "well aware of the risks to energy flows" before the war began, and would not rule out further military action.
The president's chief economic adviser said it is "time for him to move on", days after the Justice Department declined to reopen a criminal inquiry.
Sanjay Malhotra listed global debt, stretched valuations, leverage, private credit and AI-driven cyber risk, and warned against complacency.
Tokyo added 33 entities and nine individuals to its asset-freeze list and restricted services to 35 vessels.
The second rebrand of the unit this year follows the president's campaign to replace the term artificial intelligence.
Seven producers agreed at an online meeting on Sunday to hold quotas steady for a second month while the war with Iran keeps barrels off the market.
The White House puts the figure at $90 a head for Part B premiums; the president said the checks would be nearly $100.
Vice President Vance chaired an unannounced session on the Iran war and the Saudi-Houthi conflict, three US officials told Axios.
Saudi-backed government forces moved against the Houthis on Sunday as the group claimed missile strikes on Aramco sites inside Saudi Arabia.
The presidential race pits the incumbent against a Trump-aligned senator, with spending rules and the US relationship at stake.
The Independent Community Bankers of America has asked a federal court to undo national trust charters granted to crypto firms.
Vice Chair Philip Jefferson and New York Fed President John Williams both signalled no urgency, pulling traders back from an October move.
The coordinated release follows a US threat to ban diesel exports and record pump prices in Britain.
Tehran says the waterway stays closed until the United States meets seven conditions, while attacks on shipping continue.
A multibillion-dollar sale of Lukoil's foreign assets has become part of the negotiations, with the leading bidder group tied to the US envoys.
Project Meridian gives three outside co-directors 120 days to map the future of war, while their companies hold defence contracts.
The rating agency kept a stable outlook but said surging interest costs leave the fiscal path increasingly exposed to the bond market.
A San Francisco Fed paper finds issuers have replaced 40% of the US Treasury demand lost as foreign official holdings fell.
The director of national intelligence will lead a Super Intelligence task force reporting on AI risks and the government's oversight role.
Prosecutors say AI servers were routed to China through Malaysia and Singapore using false paperwork about their destination.
Hiring came in far below expectations and the jobless rate ticked up, weakening the case for another Federal Reserve rate increase this month.