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1752 ENTRIES · UPDATED 2026.10.02

1573 Gravelle: Repo markets and monetary policy implementationGood afternoon. It’s a pleasure to be in New York among so many familiar faces from across the financial community. I am looking forward to a great discussion today. Before we get to the conversation, I’d like to take a few minutes to update you on two areas of work at the Bank o 2026.09.29 1574 Fed's Goolsbee: Fed is mostly about short-term business cycle; difficult to forecast longer-term effect of A.I.CHI FED'S GOOLSBEE Q&A/CHI FED: FED IS MOSTLY ABOUT SHORT-TERM BUSINESS CYCLE; DIFFICULT TO FORECAST LONGER-TERM EFFECT OF A.I. #Goolsbee #FederalReserve #economy *fed's Goolsbee: See Overheating Risks On Expectations Of Ai Productivity Gains 2026.09.29 1575 Musalem: How and WhyGood evening. It is an honor and a joy to be back at LSE, my alma mater. In these classrooms, more than 35 years ago, I first learned about some of the topics that I will cover today. I am grateful to Ricardo Reis for inviting me and to the Centre For Macroeconomics for hosting t 2026.09.29 1576 Canada’s Resilient Economy is Rapidly Closing Slack — Pressuring the BoC to TightenCanada’s economy is proving to be much more resilient in Q3 than negative nellies feared after a strong second quarter that itself was revised to be stronger this morning. The result is that slack is being rapidly eroded with the takeaway being that the Bank of Canada probably ne 2026.09.29 1577 Fed's Williams: One More Rate Hike May Be Needed In Late 2026Good afternoon. It’s a pleasure to be back at the University at Buffalo. During my tenure as President of the New York Fed, I’ve enjoyed and learned so much from my trips to Western New York—including a “virtual visit” during the pandemic. And while I’m pleased to be here in pers 2026.09.29 1578 Fed's Williams: Inflation should ease because the biggest shocks have largely played outFed's Williams: Inflation should ease because the biggest shocks have largely played out. 2026.09.29 1579 Mediators push to break US-Iran deadlock - FTMediators push to break US-Iran deadlock - FT https://t.co/G460PSqf3w Mediators Are Renewing Efforts To Negotiate A Settlement Between The United States And Iran, Days After President Donald Trump Rejected An Iranian Request To Reopen The Strait Of Hormuz And Restart Talks To End The War, With Negotiators Due To Give Over The Latest Updated Copy Of A Potential Interim Agreement To Iran On Tuesday, According To Two Individuals Briefed On The Talks. - Ft 2026.09.29 1580 Sentiment slides again, yet US consumers keep spendingThe Conference Board measure of consumer confidence has fallen to 81.9 in September from 88.6 in August (the consensus forecast was 89.0). The current conditions index fell 8 points and expectations dropped 6 points. The headline reading was weaker than every forecast in the surv 2026.09.29 1581 Waller: Payments in the Age of AI AgentsThank you for inviting me to speak here today. Last year at Sibos I leaned into the conference theme and discussed how a range of emerging technologies could shape the next frontier in global payments. Consistent with this year's theme, today I want to focus more specifically on 2026.09.29 1582 Fed’s Williams sees no urgency for next Fed rate hikeFederal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams said on Tuesday the U.S. central bank has time to weigh the data before deciding when to hike interest rates again, in remarks that said one more increase is likely before the year ends. “With the policy action we took at 2026.09.29 1583 Trump: Iran Doing Very Poorly, Don't Know If They Are Going To Give Up YetTrump: Iran Doing Very Poorly, Don't Know If They Are Going To Give Up Yet 2026.09.29 1584 The Fed’s main inflation measure will be released Wednesday. Here’s what to expectIf anyone at the Federal Reserve is looking for evidence arguing against another interest rate hike, they’re unlikely to get it in data due Wednesday that is expected to show ongoing price pressures and consumers who nevertheless continue to spend. The personal consumption expend 2026.09.29