- A bullish start to the fourth quarter deepened in global markets, lifting US index futures and treasuries as investors bet the end of monetary tightening was only a matter of months away. The dollar fell for the second day in a row.
- A bullish start to the fourth quarter deepened in global markets, lifting US index futures and treasuries as investors bet the end of monetary tightening was only a matter of months away. The dollar fell for the second day in a row.
- Money markets expect the Fed to raise rates by 125 basis points at most by March, up from 165 basis points after the third three-quarter point increase last month.
- Money markets expect the Fed to raise rates by 125 basis points at most by March, up from 165 basis points after the third three-quarter point increase last month.
- After gaining more than 5% on Monday, WTI rose above $84 per barrel. According to delegates, the OPEC and its allies, including Russia, will consider cutting output by more than 1 million barrels per day when they meet on Wednesday.
