Former President Trump commented on the recent meeting between US envoys and Russian President Putin regarding a "peace agreement." He described the discussions as "quite good," but noted that he could not disclose the outcomes, emphasizing the need for joint efforts from both sides.
Trump's allies are reportedly discussing potential personnel changes following the appointment of Kevin Hassett as the new Federal Reserve Chair. There is speculation that Treasury Secretary Scott Bentsen may also take on the role of Chief Economic Advisor, which would centralize economic decision-making within the Trump administration.
Bond investors have expressed concerns that Hassett may implement aggressive interest rate cuts to appease Trump, prompting warnings to Treasury Secretary Bentsen.
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) anticipates a limited number of indices for October, indicating that no overall or core CPI data will be released for that month.
Treasury Secretary Bentsen aims to reform the Federal Reserve, advocating for regional Fed chairs to reside in their respective districts for at least three years. He believes this will enhance representation and accountability.
On Tuesday, US stock indices closed slightly higher, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising by 0.86%. Notable tech stocks showed mixed results, with Tesla gaining over 4%.
Bitcoin surpassed $93,000, while Ethereum rose above $3,100, leading to a positive trend in cryptocurrency-related stocks.
Reports indicate that US lawmakers have blocked a proposal that would restrict Nvidia from selling AI chips to China, marking a significant victory for the company.
Tesla's stock rose over 4% as the Trump administration considers an executive order to accelerate the robotics industry.
Microsoft has clarified that it has not lowered sales targets for its sales personnel, countering previous reports of a decline in growth expectations.
The US financial landscape is currently influenced by political maneuvers, economic reforms, and market reactions to corporate developments. Investors are closely monitoring these changes as they unfold.
