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Date Headline Sentiment
Reported October 7, 'Military ordered to be ready for possible Iran strikes as Trump weighs timing' - Axios
89.16%
'Trump Administration Paving Way for Temporary Sale of Some Unapproved Peptides' - The Washington Post
80.26%
Stock Market: Will S&P 500 Open Up or Down Today?
94.61%
UKMTO Says It Has Received A Report Of An Incident 51nm North Of Madinat Ash Shamal, Qatar; A Tanker Has Reported Being Struck By Multiple Projectiles; Casualties Have Been Reported
85.7%
'US FCC to vote to ban Chinese labs from testing US electronics' - Reuters
87.07%
Fed Minutes Hint to Another Hike This Year: Traders Don't See It Coming In October
47.75%
EU Countries Agreed That Any Release Of Oil Stocks Should Be Done Under The Iea's March Stock Release Action
86.03%
Fed Minutes Says Participants Generally Saw Inflation Risks As Skewed To The Upside, Some Saw Those Risks Becoming More Skewed In Recent Months; Many Participants Said That Despite Recent Rise In Long-term Treasury Yields, Financial Conditions Appeared Supportive Of Economic Growth; Staff Economic Outlook Was Stronger Than The One Prepared For July Meeting
91.76%
Fed Minutes Says Almost All Participants Saw Inflation Risks Tilted To The Upside, Job Market Risks As Broadly Balanced; Some Participants Saw AI Buildout Possibly Causing Aggregate Demand To Outpace Supply Over Medium Term, Putting Upward Pressure On Inflation
91.76%
Fed Minutes Says All Participants At Fed's September 15-16 Meeting Supported 25 Basis Point Rate Hike And Most Assessed Another Increase Would Likely Be Appropriate By End Of Year; Participants Offered A Range Of Views For Why They Supported A Rate Increase; Participants Generally Emphasized That Inflation Remained Elevated And Job Market Appeared Near Full Employment
91.76%