U.S. Natural-Gas Futures Snap Winning Streak -- Market Talk
Volatile Week Seen for U.S. Natural Gas -- Market Talk
Overview of opinions: After the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points, the Fed chairman made several statements.
After the Federal Reserve made its latest interest rate decision this week, several officials voiced their insights on outlook and inflation issues intensively on Friday. San Francisco Fed President expects fewer rate cuts next year than anticipated. Daly feels "very comfortable" with the median estimate of two rate cuts next year. Mary Daly, President of the San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank, stated that she is "very comfortable" with the median estimate of the decision-makers for two rate cuts next year, emphasizing that the Federal Reserve can shift to a slower pace. Chicago Fed President raises rate outlook but still expects lower borrowing costs. Austan Goolsbee, President of the Chicago Fed, mentioned that he slightly raised his rate outlook for 2025, but...
Natural Gas Prices Keep Rallying, Reach 23-Month High -- Market Talk
Federal Reserve Bank of New York President Williams: The repurchase market may face pressure by the end of the year.
John Williams, the president of the New York Federal Reserve Banks, stated in an interview on Friday that the overnight repurchase agreement market may experience fluctuations similar to the short-term bond market at the end of September. "Clearly, market participants have been preparing for this in anticipation of certain pressures," Williams said, "We have seen market participants adopting term repos and other measures to ensure they are prepared for the year-end and not caught off guard." Williams indicated that the liquidity in the financial system is sufficient and that the Federal Reserve has ample tools to address any potential issues. The president of the New York Fed noted that the fluctuations in the repo market have not spread to the federal funds rate and stated that financing.
Friday Opens With Falling Prices, but Market Turns Around | Live Stock
102875548 : Good move on EU. But trump will think MAGA and only look at monies.
If it makes tons of cash to US economy, why not? Somehow, i think it is too little, too late.
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Wilee_One : It makes sense to discuss it, but being on the receiving end of a pipeline vs a ship-based logistical/security nightmare might not provide enough bang for the buck. Choking off Russian sales won’t help a lick, if other countries/regions (namely China) jump in to buy cheap energy.