US markets are easing into the fourth quarter after a choppy September, with a stronger GDP revision on solid consumer spending and softer inflation readings offering some relief e
US markets are easing into the fourth quarter after a choppy September, with a stronger GDP revision on solid consumer spending and softer inflation readings offering some relief even as bonds show little lasting benefit. Policy headlines remain busy, with the last US forces leaving Iraq after 23 years, a proposed $200 billion South Korean energy investment, and the Pentagon forming a new command for drone warfare. Attention now shifts to the Fed's widely expected rate hold in October as traders weigh whether the calmer start to Q4 can hold.
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