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From @DeItaone|Oct 3, 2025|6 commentsFED'S MIRAN: ACCESS TO DATA IS IMPORTANT TO MAKING POLICY FED'S MIRAN: HOPEFUL FED WILL HAVE NEEDED DATA BY NEXT FOMC FED'S MIRAN SAYS I DON'T THINK NEUTRAL RATE IS ZERO FED'S MIRAN: NEUTRAL RATE HAS COME DOWN TO BOTTOM END OF ESTIMATES DEREGULATION OF ECONOMY WILL EXPAND ECONOMY'S POTENTIAL Fed's Miran: I am expecting significant services disinflation via housing. Fed’s Miran Says Bad Tariff Effects Hit Other Countries More Than Us
From bankofengland.co.uk|Oct 3, 2025|1 commentIt is a great pleasure to be here today to celebrate Klaas’s time as President of De Nederlandsche Bank and Chair of the Financial Stability Board. But more than that, to recognise Klaas as a very good friend and colleague. Klaas’s time as Governor covered most of the period since the financial crisis. But his career goes further back, both at the DNB and the Ministry of Finance here in the Netherlands. He has seen it all, and has been at the heart of rebuilding financial stability. It is I think therefore appropriate to concentrate on the theme of financial stability. I am going to focus on a number of key questions. What has been achieved in the time since the crisis? What appears to be the challenge today to these achievements? And where do we go from here? There have been times in recent years when we might have treated these questions as matters of more academic speculation, that’s not so today. They are real questions up for debate and challenge. I know that Klaas will want to be part of answering them. And Klaas, you need no encouragement from us, please do get stuck in, with your trademark elegance and force, the hallmark of Dutch football that you are such a keen supporter of. What has been achieved in the field of financial stability since the financial crisis? Answer – a lot. Yes, today’s world is a highly uncertain and unpredictable place sadly. We have experienced very large shocks – a pandemic, the longest war in Europe since 1945, I could go on. But we have come throug BoE Gov. Bailey: There is no trade-off between financial stability and objectives like growth and competitiveness. BOE GOV. BAILEY SAYS I SEE GROWING RISK THAT AS THE PRO-CYCLICAL TIDE TURNS, WE ARE INHIBITED FROM COLLECTING NECESSARY DATA IN NEW AREAS OF RISK. BOE GOV. BAILEY SAYS I SEE GROWING RISK THAT AS THE PRO-CYCLICAL TIDE TURNS, WE ARE INHIBITED FROM COLLECTING NECESSARY DATA IN NEW AREAS OF RISK.
From cnbc.com|Oct 3, 2025|1 commentOn Friday, 24-year-old Tayra McDaniels will scamper down the stairs of her East Village apartment building and pick up four preordered vinyl editions of Taylor Swift’s new album, ...
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From ecb.europa.eu|Oct 3, 2025Geopolitical tensions, soaring asset valuations and financial innovation have put the topic of financial stability back on the agenda. But today, people are talking about hedge ...
From ismworld.org|Oct 3, 2025|29 commentsEconomic activity in the services sector was unchanged in September, say the nation's purchasing and supply executives in the latest ISM® Services PMI® Report. The Services PMI® reading of 50 percent was at the breakeven point between expansion and contraction for the first time since January 2010. The report was issued today by Steve Miller, CPSM, CSCP, Chair of the Institute for Supply Management® (ISM®) Services Business Survey Committee: “In September, the Services PMI® registered an unchanged reading of 50 percent, 2 percentage points lower than the August figure of 52 percent. The Business Activity Index moved into contraction territory in September, registering 49.9 percent, 5.1 percentage points lower than the reading of 55 percent recorded in August. This is the first time the index has entered contraction territory since May 2020. The New Orders Index remained in expansion in September, with a reading of 50.4 percent, down 5.6 percent from August’s figure of 56 percent. The Employment Index remained in contraction territory for the fourth month in a row and the fifth time in the last six months; the reading of 47.2 percent is 0.7 percentage point higher than the 46.5 percent recorded in August. “The Supplier Deliveries Index registered 52.6 percent, 2.3 percentage points higher than the 50.3 percent recorded in August and its highest reading since February (53.4 percent). This is the 10th consecutive month that the index has been in expansion territory, indicating slower supplier delivery performance. (Supplier Deliveries is the only ISM® PMI® Reports index that is inversed; a reading of above 50 percent indicates slower deliveries, which is typical as the economy improves and customer demand increases.) “The Prices Index registered 69.4 percent in September, a 0.2-percentage point increase from August’s reading of 69.2 percent. The index has exceeded 60 percent for 10 straight months, its longest such streak since 30 consecutive readings above 60 percent from October 2020 to March 2023. *US SEPT. ISM SERVICES PMI FALLS TO 50 FROM 52; EST. 51.7 - BBG *US ISM SERVICES BUSINESS ACTIVITY AT 49.9, LOWEST SINCE 2020 *US SEPT. ISM SERVICES PRICES PAID INDEX RISES TO 69.4 VS 69.2
ISM: US services sector growth down in September Economic activity in the United States' services sector continued to grow in September, but at a slower pace, the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) revealed in its report published on Friday. Compared to the previous month, the Services Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) went from 52% to 50%, failing expectations. The Business Activity Index declined from 55% to 49.9%, entering the contraction territory. The Employment Index remained in contraction, but improved slightly, going from 46.5% to 47.2%. The New Orders Index decreased from 56% to 50.4%. The Supplier Deliveries Index improved from 50.3% to 52.6.% "Commentary in general indicated moderate or weak growth, with more isolated observations of supplier delivery challenges. Employment continues to be in contraction territory, thanks to a combination of delayed hiring efforts and difficulty finding qualified staff," Business Survey Committee Chair Steve Miller commented.
From @financialjuice|Oct 3, 2025ECB's President Lagarde: Euro area has shown more resilience than anticipated - Finland's MTV Oy Interview ECB's President Lagarde: We are in a good place, and we have to make sure that we stay in that good place. ECB's President Lagarde: We will do what's needed to meet the mandate and we have done a lot.
