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30/09/2026
OpenAI: Launching Dots AI agent for ChatGPT Pro and Advanced Business users.
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8 m ago
New York Fed President Williams (who holds a permanent vote on the FOMC and is known as the Fed's third-ranking official) said that if the economy meets expectations, there may be one more rate hike this year; bringing inflation back to the 2% target is crucial. He also said that after the September rate hike, "there is no need to act in a hurry." Fed policy can ensure that supply shocks do not persist for long; he expects U.S. GDP to grow 2.25% this year, and the unemployment rate to be 4% in 2027; he expects this year's inflation rate to be 3.5%, reaching the 2% target in 2028.
12 m ago
Federal Reserve's Musalem: Negative supply shocks may become more frequent.
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Fed's Goolsbee: Some supply shocks, the Fed must respond.
14 m ago
The U.S. two-year Treasury yield refreshed its daily low, as New York Fed President Williams, the third-ranking official at the Fed, said that after the September rate hike, "there is no need to act in a hurry."
14 m ago
Federal Reserve's Musalem: U.S. economic growth is strong, and labor market conditions are good. The current economy is very strong, but this depends on sustained economic growth.
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