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A Senior NATO Military Official Said The United States Remains Committed To Providing Key Military Capabilities To Europe
German Defense Minister: Europe Is Facing Difficulties. We Understand That The United States Needs To Withdraw Some Of Its Troops, But We Do Not Yet Have Those Military Capabilities
London Metal Exchange (LME): Lead Stocks Decreased By 575 Tons, Aluminum Stocks Decreased By 2,825 Tons, Tin Stocks Decreased By 30 Tons, Zinc Stocks Decreased By 100 Tons, Copper Stocks Decreased By 2,275 Tons, And Nickel Stocks Decreased By 558 Tons
The CEO Of Ukrainian State Railways Stated That A Russian Drone Attack On A Railway Warehouse In The Sumy Region Of Northern Ukraine Killed One Railway Worker And Injured Four Others
Ministry Of Commerce: Comprehensive Duty-Free Measures Support China-Africa Common Development
ABN AMRO: The European Central Bank's Concerns About Inflation Are Expected To Outweigh Its Worries About Economic Growth
Analyst: The ECB's June Rate Hike Is A Foregone Conclusion, With The Market Closely Watching How Lagarde Defines The Subsequent Path
TD Securities: Expectations That The European Central Bank's Rate Hikes Will Not Be A One-off Move Are Reasonable
The Ministry Of Commerce Has Outlined The Latest Developments In Deepening China–Singapore Bilateral Economic And Trade Relations
German Chancellor Merz: Proposing Ukraine's Accession To The EU Means That Ukraine Will Participate In EU Council Meetings And Ministerial Council Meetings, But Ukraine Will Not Have Voting Rights
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs: Japan Has Already Cast Off The Mask Of A So‑called "peaceful Nation."
Italian Prime Minister: Europe Should Be Prepared To Impose New Sanctions On Iran If It Continues To “go Down The Wrong Path.”
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung Strongly Urged The European Union To "give South Korea Favorable Considerations" On The Issue Of Steel Tariffs
WTI Crude Oil Fell $2.01 To $90.69 A Barrel, A Drop Of 2.16%. Brent Crude Oil Fell 2.00% To $91.85 A Barrel
German Chancellor Merz: Our Goal In Ukraine Remains To Achieve A Just And Lasting Peace, While Also Taking Into Account Germany's Security Interests

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The U.S. labor market remained mired in its low-hiring, low-firing doldrums through September, though the economy overall "may be on a somewhat firmer trajectory than expected," Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said on Tuesday.
The U.S. labor market remained mired in its low-hiring, low-firing doldrums through September, though the economy overall "may be on a somewhat firmer trajectory than expected," Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said on Tuesday.
He noted that at policymakers will take a "meeting-by-meeting" approach to any further interest rate cuts as they balance job market weakness with the fact that inflation remains well above their 2% target.
Powell also said the end of the central bank's long-running effort to shrink the size of its holdings, widely known as quantitative tightening, or QT, may be coming into view.
His comments came from the text of a speech prepared for delivery before a gathering held by National Association for Business Economics in Philadelphia.
STOCKS: U.S. stocks were mixed, with the Dow and S&P 500 up on the day, while the Nasdaq was down.
BONDS: U.S. Treasury yields extended their fall, with the yield on the benchmark 10-year noteslipping to 4.03% and the two-year note (US2YT=RR) down at 4.1%.
FOREX: The dollar indexextended losses, now down 0.3% at 99.03.
STEVE SOSNICK, CHIEF STRATEGIST, INTERACTIVE BROKERS, GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT:
"The reason for the sell-off overnight was concerns about the trade war re-accelerating between the US and China. But the markets decided that this isn't really a problem, at least in the short term."
"The market was going up anyway. We were down 10 points before he started speaking so this is just the cherry on top of the cake on today's rally ... but the bulk of the move was unrelated to his comments."
ADAM SARHAN, CHIEF EXECUTIVE, 50 PARK INVESTMENTS, NEW YORK: "The fact is the (stock) market was extended. It pulled back to support technically, which is the 50-day moving average... and bounced off of it."
"The Fed said nothing has changed. Even if (trade) tensions escalate... the Fed is still going to cut rates with the stock market at all-time highs. So, fundamentally, we have a tremendous tailwind coming into effect in the near future."
PETER CARDILLO, CHIEF MARKET ECONOMIST, SPARTAN CAPITAL SECURITIES, NEW YORK:
"I don't think (Powell) is changing his tune whatsoever. He's saying that the economy is on solid footing, but he's also saying we have weakness. What he's doing is he's preparing the markets for a series of rate cuts, but not necessarily in a sequential order."
"He's saying is he'll cut (interest rates) by 25 basis points at the end of this month then they'll assess the situation. And if the labor market continues to weaken and actually loses jobs, then he might be setting us up for a jumbo cut of 50 basis points in December."
"He's preparing the markets for a rate cut, but he also doesn't want the markets to assume rate cuts are a given. He’s using labor market weakness as a hedge."
MICHAEL JAMES, EQUITY SALES TRADER, ROSENBLATT SECURITIES, LOS ANGELES:
"I don't think any of these comments from Chairman Powell are going to have any direct impact on the overall market. It continues to be a market of sentiment and positioning. The Trump tariff tweet from Friday, causing all of the decline, seemed to get shrugged off with some of the comments over the weekend. We had a decent rally yesterday and pulling back this morning on some of the China shipping moves but that also was being relatively dismissed. You can see that in the magnitude of the rally that we've had from this morning."
"The bulls remain fully in charge and until that's shaken with something more significant than these comments from Chair Powell or anything else, that's likely to be the case into the start of third-quarter tech earnings next week."
"There are bigger factors in place related to positioning and up the start of tech earnings season next week that are going to be far bigger determinants of the market's direction than these comments from Chair Powell will be."
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