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1717 Trump: Interest rates will hurt our growthTrump: Interest rates will hurt our growth. 2026.10.01 1718 France is ground zero in the global bond routThe French government aims to cut tens of billions of euros in spending next year as it seeks to calm investor worries that have driven the country’s borrowing costs to their highest levels in decades. Whether the government manages to implement the planned cuts, however, is the 2026.10.01 1719 Jefferson: The U.S. Economy and Monetary PolicyThank you, Bo, for that kind introduction. There are few places I would rather be than on these beautiful grounds at the start of October. Seeing the sugar maples along the Lawn starting to turn their distinctive shade of Cavalier orange is one of this country's iconic scholastic 2026.10.01 1720 U.S. Dollar Tests Yearly Highs: Analysis For EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CAD, USD/JPYU.S. Dollar Index rallied as traders focused on ISM Manufacturing PMI report. The report indicated that ISM Manufacturing PMI decreased from 54.6 in August to 54.5 in September, compared to analyst forecast of 55. Numbers above 50 show expansion. The report missed analyst expecta 2026.10.01 1721 Fed's vice chair warns inflation remains high, but Fed needs time to assess ratesFederal Reserve Vice Chairman Philip Jefferson struck a more cautious tone than several of his colleagues this week, acknowledging that inflation has remained too high, but urging that as bond markets send long-term yields higher, the central bank should watch and assess whether 2026.10.01 1722 Bowman: Modernizing Financial Regulation: Initial Observations from eSLRGood morning. Thank you for the invitation to join you today. It is a pleasure to be with you to discuss our work at the Federal Reserve Board and how it interacts with the U.S. Treasury market.1 The U.S. Treasury market plays a foundational role in the U.S. economy. It is centra 2026.10.01 1723 BOC's Rogers: Canada’s housing affordability dilemmaI’m very happy to be giving this speech in Victoria today. This city is home to me. I spend most of my time in Ottawa now, but Victoria has been my home base for more than 20 years. I also started my public sector career here about 15 years ago, so this feels like a professional 2026.10.01 1724 Bessent: The US is delivering on commitments to stabilize global energy markets. We look to our allies to match their commitments with actionUnder President Trumps leadership, the United States is delivering on its commitments to help stabilize global energy markets. Our European partners should accelerate delivery on their existing commitments and make additional supplies immediately available to address ongoing disruptions. American farmers, truckers, and businesses should not be left carrying the burden of a global diesel shortage. America is doing its part. We look to our allies to match their commitments with action. 2026.10.01 1725 Bank of England official says central bank mishandled its first response to Iran shockBank of England interest rate-setter Catherine Mann said the central bank made errors in how it framed its policy response to the shock from the Middle East war, and that has pushed up borrowing costs in the UK in ways that should be of no comfort to officials. Mann said on Thurs 2026.10.01 1726 Fed's Cook: Supply shocks have had surprisingly persistent effects, becoming more salient for policyFed's Cook: Supply shocks have had surprisingly persistent effects, becoming more salient for policy Fed's Cook: Need to make sure inflation expectations don't become unanchored. 2026.10.01 1727 Fed's Bowman sees no urgent need for more rate moves this yearFed's Bowman Sees No Urgent Need For More Rate Moves This Year. 2026.10.01 1728 The September US jobs report will be released Friday. Here’s what to expectLingering questions over the state of the U.S. labor market could be answered Friday when the Bureau of Labor Statistics presents its nonfarm payrolls count for September. Wall Street is looking for job growth of 84,000 to close out the summer, with the unemployment rate holding 2026.10.01