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Markets
The 10-year gilt yield hit its highest since 2007 and Treasury yields rose after Fed Governor Christopher Waller said more rate increases are likely, though not necessarily at back-to-back meetings.
Federal Reserve
The record of the September meeting shows a committee united on its quarter-point increase and largely expecting another, with inflation risks seen tilted higher and the jump in bond yields not treated as a brake.
Economy
A unanimous vote lifted the repo rate a quarter point to 5.5%, and a new "calibrated tightening" stance tells borrowers the next move is a hike or a pause, not a cut.
Markets
The benchmark rose 0.58% to 7,818.93 and the Nasdaq set a second straight record, while Seagate and Western Digital fell again on worries about more hard-drive supply from Toshiba.
Economy
Imports jumped $17.2 billion on crude oil, gold and semiconductors, and capital goods imports set a record. The gap was wider than economists expected.
Economy
Fuel costs dominated September's survey. The headline index slipped to 54.9 and hiring turned up, leaving the Fed with a services sector that is still growing while its costs climb.
Markets
The Ibovespa was up more than 8% in the afternoon, on pace for its best day since March 2020, and long-dated rate futures fell more than a full percentage point. The Oct. 25 runoff will decide whether the move lasts.
Markets
France's borrowing premium over Germany touched its widest since 2011 last week as doubts grew about its 2027 budget. Spain's Pedro Sánchez then set a Nov. 29 election, and ECB officials say they are not targeting spreads.
