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2025-11-01 Saturday

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01:28:45

The total number of natural gas RIGS in the United States for the week ending October 31

Previous : 121 Forecast : -

Published Value 125

01:28:34

The total number of oil RIGS in the United States for the week ending October 31

Previous : 420 Forecast : -

Published Value 414

01:28:22

The total number of mixed drilling RIGS in the United States for the week ending October 31

Previous : 9 Forecast : -

Published Value 7

01:28:06

The total number of Wells drilled in North America for the week ending October 31

Previous : 749 Forecast : -

Published Value 733

01:27:52

The total number of Wells drilled in the Gulf of Mexico in North America for the week ending October 31

Previous : 12 Forecast : -

Published Value 11

01:27:45

The total number of Wells drilled in Canada for the week ending October 31

Previous : 199 Forecast : -

Published Value 187

01:26:01

Spot platinum has just broken through the $1570.00/oz mark, and is currently trading at $1569.91/oz, down 1.77% on the day; Nymex platinum futures are currently trading at $1573.9/oz, down 2.50% on the day.

01:25:38

Dollar Outlook: Hawkish comments from the Fed push the dollar index toward 100.257 Details>

01:12:09

The Dow Jones Industrial Average has just broken through the 47,400.00 mark, currently trading at 47,397.80, down 0.26% on the day.

01:00:20

[Sovereign Bond Yields in France, Italy, Spain, and Greece Fall by Up to 15 Basis Points in October] On Friday (October 31), in late European trading, the yield on French 10-year bonds rose 0.2 basis points to 3.419%, a cumulative decrease of 11.3 basis points in October. The yield on 2-year French bonds fell 6.4 basis points, and the yield on 30-year French bonds fell 7.4 basis points. The yield on Italian 10-year bonds fell 1.6 basis points to 3.383%, a cumulative decrease of 15.0 basis points in October. The yield on Spanish 10-year bonds fell 11.3 basis points to 3.143%. The yield on Greek 10-year bonds fell 12.3 basis points to 3.260%.

01:00:00

[US Transportation Secretary: Flight Delays Expected to Worsen Further] On October 31, local time, US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy stated that with the government shutdown entering its 31st day, flight delays across the United States are expected to worsen further in the coming days. Duffy said, "There will be more flight disruptions in the airspace this weekend and next week."

00:59:09

[Fed's Bostic: December Rate Cut Not a Certainty] Atlanta Fed President Bostic stated that a December rate cut is not a done deal. Speaking at the Dallas Fed meeting about the monetary policy outlook, he emphasized, "I want to reiterate that every meeting is a live decision; we have no predetermined path, and we will not deviate from the principle of data dependence." Bostic pointed out that although the market has strong expectations for a rate cut at the end of the year, it is wise for Fed Chairman Powell to clearly state after this week's policy meeting that a December rate cut is not a foregone conclusion. He stated, "The dot plot figures indicate different opinions, but don't overinterpret them. We will rely on the data to ensure appropriate decision-making."

00:56:17

Spot gold has just broken through the $3,980.00/ounce mark, and is currently trading at $3,979.88/ounce, down 1.10% on the day; COMEX gold futures are currently trading at $3,990.90/ounce, down 0.62% on the day.

00:50:51

[Qatar: Gaza May Fall into a Situation of "Neither War nor Peace"] On October 31, local time, Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesman Majid Ansari warned that the situation in Gaza could fall into a situation of "neither war nor peace." Ansari said that Qatar does not want Gaza to fall into such a situation of "neither war nor peace," and that the international community should actively intervene to assess the damage suffered by Gaza in the conflict, begin to promote the reconstruction process, and maintain local peace and stability so that Gaza can truly emerge from war and move towards peace.

00:50:24

Barclays credit strategist Corry Short said that U.S. high-yield (junk) bond issuance is expected to reach $340 billion to $380 billion in 2026, driven by record amounts of debt maturing and increased M&A and LBO financing activity.

00:49:51

Federal Reserve Chairman Hammark: The banking system can withstand the impact of default cycles to some extent, but this is not my base case scenario.

00:49:50

Federal Reserve Chairman Hammark: The banking system is in very good condition overall.

00:46:33

Federal Reserve's Bostic: I have not heard of any systemic problems in the banking system.

00:46:32

Federal Reserve's Bostic: I haven't heard of bad loans and fraud being a problem.

00:46:31

Federal Reserve's Bostic: The biggest question about stablecoins is which use cases will dominate; cross-border payments are likely to be one of them.

00:46:30

Federal Reserve Chairman Hammark: Time will tell how useful stablecoins are.

00:46:29

Federal Reserve's Bostic: The Fed needs to ensure the discount window is easy to use.

00:46:28

Federal Reserve's Bostic: It is very important for banks to be prepared to use the discount window.

00:46:27

Federal Reserve Chairman Hammark: We've seen good progress in the fourth district, where banks are ready to use the discount window; not all banks are suited to do so.

00:46:26

Federal Reserve Chairman Hammark: The discount window is not a regular funding tool; it can provide liquidity when necessary. Banks have been encouraged to consider the feasibility of using the discount window; if feasible, they should test it.

00:46:24

Federal Reserve's Bostic: I belong to the "abundance" group.

00:46:23

Fed's Hammark: Bostic said he approves of being closer to a state of ample reserves; while I prefer to see a "sufficient" level.

00:36:54

Federal Reserve's Hammark: Hope to see primary dealers utilize SRF.

00:36:50

Federal Reserve's Bostic: Hopes for more additional buffer space on the balance sheet.

00:36:50

Federal Reserve's Bostic: I hope to see the Fed maintain additional liquidity through its balance sheet.

00:36:49

Federal Reserve Chairman Hammark: It’s disappointing when we introduce measures like the Standing Repurchase Facility, but they are not fully utilized.

00:36:48

Federal Reserve Chairman Hammark: It is beneficial to shrink the size of the balance sheet as much as possible.

00:35:42

The German DAX 30 index preliminarily closed down 0.68% at 23,955.21 points. The French stock index preliminarily closed down 0.47%, the Italian stock index preliminarily closed down 0.25% with the banking index down 0.53%, and the UK stock index preliminarily closed down 0.49%.

00:35:21

Federal Reserve Chairman Hammark: It’s disappointing when we introduce measures like the Standing Repurchase Facility, but they are not fully utilized.

00:35:21

Federal Reserve's Bostic: Hopes for more additional buffer space on the balance sheet.

00:35:21

Federal Reserve's Bostic: I hope to see the Fed maintain additional liquidity through its balance sheet.

00:35:19

Federal Reserve Chairman Hammark supports a comprehensive reform of the Fed's interest rate target.

00:35:19

Federal Reserve Chairman Hammark: It is beneficial to shrink the size of the balance sheet as much as possible.

00:35:18

Federal Reserve Chairman Hammark: I agree with Logan's view that the market has shifted from the federal funds rate perspective and it's time to look for a broader target for policy rates.

00:34:05

Federal Reserve's Hammark: Like Logan, he hopes to see repurchase rates roughly in line with reserve rates.

00:34:05

Federal Reserve Chairman Hammark: A system of adequate foreign exchange reserves is appropriate.

00:34:04

Federal Reserve Chairman Hammark: This is appropriate and efficient under a system with ample reserves.

00:28:54

Federal Reserve's Bostic: Data can help us reach a closer consensus on the current global situation, so that we can reach an agreement on policy.

00:28:52

Federal Reserve's Bostic: Everyone is doing their best, and we may have different interpretations.

00:26:57

Federal Reserve Chairman Hammark: There's a heated debate going on within the Fed. You're hearing different opinions because it's not yet clear what the right answer is for interest rates.

00:26:57

Federal Reserve Chairman Hammark: In the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting room, people change their views and make adjustments.

00:26:57

Federal Reserve's Bostic: This is the most difficult time to make predictions.

00:26:17

Federal Reserve's Bostic: We will rely on data to make decisions. We will ensure that our decisions are appropriate.

00:25:54

Federal Reserve's Bostic: The value of the dot plot lies in showing a variety of perspectives, but don't overinterpret it. Every meeting is real-time.

00:25:18

Federal Reserve's Bostic: The median in the dot plot is a mathematical calculation, not a decision-making process.

00:22:27

Federal Reserve Chairman Hammark: The dot plot gives you insight into the range of viewpoints.

00:22:15

Bostic: Chairman Powell's message accurately reflects the broad views of the committee members. This information needs to be made public.

00:22:15

Federal Reserve's Hammark: Markets tend to overemphasize the median expectation in the Fed's "dot plot" of interest rate path.

00:22:14

Federal Reserve Chairman Hammark: Our bias on inflation is greater than our bias on the labor market.

00:21:00

Federal Reserve's Hammark: I hope to remain open-minded and pay attention to signs of weakness in the labor market, and I hope to closely monitor the situation in the labor market.

00:21:00

Federal Reserve Chairman Hammark believes we need to maintain restrictive measures to reduce inflation.

00:20:01

Federal Reserve Chairman Hammark: I've heard that low-income families are facing more pressure and hardship.

00:20:00

Federal Reserve's Hammark: Despite seeing a K-shaped divergence in the economy, consumer data has been consistently strong.

00:19:59

Federal Reserve's Hammark: There is still time before the December meeting, and more data will be released later.

00:19:58

Federal Reserve's Bostic: I heard a few months ago that the demand for low-income products had changed.

00:19:58

Federal Reserve's Bostic: The risk of recession is not on people's radar. Some changes in the labor market are cyclical; but slower growth does not equate to weakness.

00:18:35

[Trump Denies He Has Decided to Strike Venezuela] US President Donald Trump denied that he has decided to strike military targets in Venezuela, contradicting earlier media reports that he had approved the strike. When asked by reporters aboard Air Force One on Friday whether he had made a decision on the matter, Trump replied "no." The Miami Herald reported earlier Friday that the Trump administration had decided to strike military facilities in Venezuela, and that the operation could begin at any time. White House spokeswoman Anna Kelly, when asked about the report earlier, said, "Those unnamed sources don't know what they're talking about," and that any statements would be made by Trump.

00:18:00

The Nasdaq Composite Index has just broken through the 23,700.00 mark and is currently trading at 23,699.88, up 0.50% on the day.

00:17:50

Spot silver fell 1.00% on the day, closing at $48.40 per ounce; COMEX silver futures were last quoted at $48.06 per ounce, down 1.15% on the day.

00:16:40

Federal Reserve's Bostic: Given that AI companies are hesitant to hire entry-level employees.

00:16:40

Federal Reserve Chairman Hammark: Since September, in my view, the data shows that the significant shift in the labor market has not occurred on the demand side.

00:16:40

Federal Reserve's Bostic: Some of the changes in the labor market are attributable to structural changes in technology, immigration, and trade policy.

00:16:39

Federal Reserve's Hammark: The September rate cut was due to a sharp drop in employment.

00:16:38

Federal Reserve's Bostic: Given the lack of government reports, the Reserve Bank of Australia's data is important.

00:15:09

Spot gold has just broken through the $3,980.00/ounce mark, and is currently trading at $3,978.48/ounce, down 1.14% on the day; COMEX gold futures are currently trading at $3,991.20/ounce, down 0.62% on the day.

00:14:40

Spot gold fell 1.04% on the day, closing at $3,982.41 per ounce; COMEX gold futures were last quoted at $3,994.40 per ounce, down 0.54% on the day.

00:14:29

Spot gold has just broken through the $3,990.00/ounce mark, and is currently trading at $3,989.96/ounce, down 0.85% on the day; COMEX gold futures are currently trading at $4,002.90/ounce, down 0.32% on the day.

00:12:32

Federal Reserve Chairman Hammark: We all go deep into each Federal Reserve district to gain a comprehensive understanding of the economic situation.

00:12:31

Federal Reserve's Bostic: It's best to slow down when the outlook is so uncertain.

00:12:30

Federal Reserve's Bostic: We must see more progress before we feel comfortable adjusting interest rates to a neutral level.

00:12:30

Federal Reserve's Bostic: I strongly agree with Powell's fog analogy and prefer to take slower action when the situation is unclear.

00:12:29

Federal Reserve's Bostic: According to reports, less than half of the upward pressure on prices comes from tariffs.

00:12:28

Federal Reserve's Bostic: We still believe we are in a restrictive zone.

00:12:27

Federal Reserve's Bostic: Inflation needs to be reduced to 2%.

00:12:26

Federal Reserve's Bostic: Ultimately supports this week's rate cut. Two conflicting mandates.

00:10:39

Federal Reserve's Hammark: A certain level of policy restraint is needed to reduce inflation.

00:10:39

Federal Reserve Chairman Hammark: There has been little progress in core services sectors other than housing, and coupled with tariffs, the situation is becoming increasingly worrying.

00:10:39

Federal Reserve's Hammark: Inflation is broader than tariffs, and core services are strong.

00:10:37

Federal Reserve Chairman Hammark: The Fed's policies, if any, are not restrictive.

00:10:36

Federal Reserve Chairman Hammark: I think our estimate of neutral is correct.

00:10:36

Federal Reserve's Hammark: There are some initial signs of weakness in the labor market, including layoff announcements.

00:10:35

Federal Reserve Chairman Hammark: We face challenges in both our dual mandates.

00:10:34

Federal Reserve's Hammark: I'm more inclined to keep interest rates unchanged this week.

00:09:49

Spot platinum has just broken through the $1580.00/ounce mark, and is currently trading at $1578.45/ounce, down 1.24% on the day; Nymex platinum futures are currently trading at $1580.7/ounce, down 2.08% on the day.

00:09:39

Spot gold has just broken through the $4,000.00/ounce mark, and is currently trading at $3,999.98/ounce, down 0.60% on the day; COMEX gold futures are currently trading at $4,011.80/ounce, down 0.10% on the day.

00:04:28

Spot gold has just broken through the $4,010.00/ounce mark, and is currently trading at $4,009.80/ounce, down 0.36% on the day; COMEX gold futures are currently trading at $4,022.00/ounce, up 0.15% on the day.

00:03:56

U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA): U.S. crude oil production rose to a record monthly high in August.

00:03:32

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) revised its July natural gas production figures for the 48 contiguous U.S. states to 122.14 billion cubic feet per day, up from the previously reported 121.62 billion cubic feet per day.

00:03:29

Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) shows that natural gas production in the 48 contiguous U.S. states rose 0.6% in August from July to 122.85 billion cubic feet per day, and 6.2% from the same period last year.

00:03:26

Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) shows that in August, Gulf Coast production rose 1.8% from the previous month to 2.08 billion cubic feet per day; Texas production rose 1.2% to 37.98 billion cubic feet per day; Oklahoma production fell 1.1% to 7.97 billion cubic feet per day; and Pennsylvania production fell 0.7% to 20.87 billion cubic feet per day.

00:00:45

When asked if he had decided to strike Venezuela, Trump said: "Not yet."

00:00:08

When asked if the United States would resume underground nuclear testing, Trump said, "You'll find out soon enough."

2025-10-31 Friday

23:59:43

Trump: Canadian Prime Minister Carney apologizes for the tariff ad.

23:55:34

The United Nations reports a surge in US investment in artificial intelligence, but a sharp decline in mergers and acquisitions. Foreign investment in Africa has fallen by 42%.

23:55:33

United Nations: Following declines in 2023 and 2024, global foreign direct investment (FDI) flows fell by 3% in the first half of 2025.

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