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Key Events This Holiday-Shortened Week: PPI, Retail Sales, Jobless Claims, And Ukraine Ultimatum It should be another busy, holiday-shortened, week after a volatile one last week as markets whipsawed around big moves in Fed pricing and AI bubble risk fears. Before we get to Thanksgiving, DB's Jim Reid writes that in the US, delayed post-shutdown data will be compressed into the first three days because of the holiday. Tomorrow brings September's retail sales and PPI, followed on Wednesday by jobless claims and durable goods orders. The claims data will be particularly important as they cover the November survey week, and the Federal Reserve is expected to lean heavily on these figures and other alternative indicators ahead of its December meeting, given there'll be no more payroll data prior to the FOMC. Globally, attention will turn to inflation reports from Europe and Japan, as well as the long-awaited UK Budget, which could prove pivotal for the country's fragile fiscal outlook. Perhaps...

Asian stocks saw modest gains, fueled by a tech and AI rebound, with Alibaba's surge boosting emerging markets. Oil prices climbed due to concerns over supply disruptions from the Russia-Ukraine conflict, exacerbated by Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian refineries. Investors are closely watching upcoming US economic data, the Federal Reserve's rate decision, and the OPEC+ meeting....

Wall Street witnessed mixed trading as major American retailers started releasing quarterly reports. Home Depot's earnings missed expectations, but full-year guidance remained. Investors are awaiting Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's policy remarks later this week. Analysts are closely monitoring retailer results for tariff impact. Geopolitical factors, including potential Ukraine peace deal, are also influencing the market....

Global Stock Rally Fades As Ukraine Talks Continue, Focus Turns To Jackson Hole Futures are flat ahead of consumer-sector earnings kicking off today, starting with a miss by Home Depot this morning. As of 8:00am ET, S&P futures were unchanged while Nasdaq futures drop 0.1% as Mag7 names are mostly lower ex-NVDA. Semis are mostly weaker ex-INTC which gained more than 6% on news SoftBank would invest $2 billion in the chipmaker and the US would take a 10% stake. Defensives are slightly outperforming Cyclicals. Europe's Stoxx 600 rose 0.5% as signs of progress toward a peace settlement in Ukraine lifted sentiment. The dollar nudged lower. Treasuries eked out gains after S&P Global Ratings affirmed its AA+ long-term rating for the US, with the 10-year rate falling one basis point to 4.32%. Commodities are weaker dragged lower by energy despite strength in precious and Ags. BBG flags a trade escalation from Friday where Trump expanded the metals tariffs to more than 400 consumer goods, incl...

Col. MacGregor: Dear President Trump, Keep America First - Not Israel first, Not Ukraine First Authored by Col. Douglas Macgregor (ret.) In the last 72 hours, Israel launched a preemptive strike against Iran when negotiations between Washington and Tehran were still ongoing. Iran was caught off-guard. But Iran recovered more quickly from its Pearl Harbor moment than Israel expected. In less than 18 hours after Israel's surprise attack, Iran responded firing hundreds of ballistic missiles including hypersonic missiles into central Tel Aviv and across Israel. Meanwhile, Israel's Iron Dome failed. Israeli intelligence failed. Now Netanyahu is pleading with Washington to intervene with American Military Power to rescue Israel from certain defeat; a defeat Netanyahu crafted with encouragement from Washington. At the same time, Russia, China, Pakistan and most of the Muslim World are rallying to Iran's defense. Supplies, equipment and technical assistance are pouring into Iran. It's time for a ...

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Would A Trump-Putin Agreement Bring Peace To Ukraine Or Just Set The Stage For More War? Authored by Jim Jatras via The Ron Paul Institute "I have not become the King's First Minister in order to preside over the liquidation of the British Empire." – Winston Churchill, 1942 Many Americans, even a lot who never much cared for Donald Trump, voted for him in part because they believed – or at least hoped – that he would be, relatively speaking, a peace candidate compared to the hideous Biden-Harris record. To his credit, Trump's first term was the only US presidency since Jimmy Carter's not to get us embroiled in a new conflict, though he failed to extricate us from Afghanistan or Syria. Such hopes need to be balanced against other aspects of Trump's earlier tenure in office. Notably, on Ukraine, he oversaw provision of lethal aid to Kiev that had been denied by Barack Obama. Put another way, it was under Trump that Ukraine built up a NATO army in all but name, setting the sta...