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New York Fed chief raises expectations of a rate cut

After weeks in which the Federal Reserve's policymakers have seemed more divided over interest rate policy than they've been in years, Friday brought the clearest hint yet that a rate cut is on the way 19 days from now.

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New York Fed Chairman favors another rate cut in December; inflation and labor market worries

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Gold hits one-week high as Fed remarks renew rate cut bets

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Gold Edges Lower as Market Weighs Chance of Another Fed Rate Cut

Gold gained as traders bet that the Federal Reserve will deliver an interest-rate cut next month amid signs of a weak labor market.

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Gold Advances as Traders Bet on December Rate Cut, Await US Data

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Gold bounces off daily low as reviving Fed rate cut bets undermine USD

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Magnificent 7 Lead New York Stock Market Surge as Nasdaq Jumps 2.7%

The U.S. stock market, which had declined last week due to concerns over an "artificial intelligence (AI) bubble theory," closed higher on the 24th (local time). The market was led by technology stocks,

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New York Manufacturing Activity Accelerates

Factory activity in New York state unexpectedly picked up pace this month, as signals of demand improved, despite some dimming of optimism among manufacturers.

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New York Fed's Williams sees Fed gradually adding to assets after ending QT

New York Fed President John Williams expects that "it will not be long before" the financial system reaches "ample" reserves, which determines how the Federal Reserve manages its balance sheet, he said on Wednesday.

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Syria sends first Swift message to New York Fed, central bank governor says

The Syrian central bank on Thursday sent its first Swift message to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, central bank Governor AbdulKader Husrieh told Reuters.

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MONEY MARKET CONDITIONS AND THE FEDERAL RESERVE'S BALANCE SHEET

Remarks at 2025 U.S. Treasury Market Conference, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, New York City As prepared for delivery. It is a pleasure to offer closing remarks after another excellent U.S. Treasury Market Conference.

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Banks plead for federal guidance as penny shortage spreads

Supplies of the one-cent coin are plummeting. Businesses can't give exact change. Banks are struggling to resupply them. And amid it all, the federal government has said almost nothing.