【Fed minutes: Most officials expect one more rate hike before year-end; rate-hike path is prudent】
According to the minutes released today, Fed officials expect to raise interest rates again before the end of this year to curb inflation, which has remained above target for more than five consecutive years. However, the minutes did not indicate when policymakers specifically expect to raise rates, saying only that persistently elevated prices and a stable labor market could prompt the Fed to raise rates for a second time this year. The minutes stated: “Regarding the monetary policy outlook after this meeting, most participants judged that another increase in the target range for the federal funds rate may be appropriate by the end of the year.”
“However, participants emphasized that they would approach each meeting with an open mind, and that decisions at future meetings would depend on incoming information and its implications for the economic outlook and the balance of risks.” Discussions at the September meeting showed that officials saw a risk that inflation could remain stubbornly persistent, while the labor market was “close to full employment” and overall economic growth had picked up. The minutes stated: “Many participants emphasized that, from a risk-management perspective, a path of increasing the target range for the federal funds rate would be prudent, providing insurance against the risk that inflation could remain above target because demand is stronger than expected or further adverse supply shocks occur.”
Trump is strongly pushing for the Sunshine Protection Act to be signed into law, abolishing the U.S. practice of changing clocks twice a year (switching between daylight saving time and standard time). 1. Core dispute: Trump vs. Senator Tom Cotton Trump’s position: He argues that most Americans want longer daylight hours in the afternoon. He complains that clock changes cause people to be late for meetings, affect golf, and believes extending daylight reduces crime. Trump even urged the public on Truth Social to call Republican Sen. Tom Cotton to oppose the bill and apply pressure. Cotton’s position: He firmly opposes permanent daylight saving time. He points out that the U.S. has tried permanent daylight saving time multiple times in history, but each time it was scrapped because winter sunrise comes too late (kids going to school in the dark, commuters heading out in the dark), creating safety risks. 2. Current progress of the bill House of Representatives: The bill passed a vote in July. U.S. Senate: There is enormous resistance, and opponents are not limited to Cotton. Senator John Kennedy said bluntly that the bill has “no hope” in the Senate, and he expects Majority Leader John Thune will not bring it to a vote. 3. Key focus of the debate over keeping vs. abolishing clock changes Support abolishing clock changes: Frequent clock adjustments disrupt the body’s biological clock, increase risks of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease, and raise the incidence rate of traffic accidents. Oppose permanent daylight saving time: Too many hours of winter darkness would seriously affect students’ commute and school safety in high-latitude regions and endanger commuters. 4. Practical impact on Chinese and U.S. stock investors Current situation: From November to March each year, when the U.S. enters standard time, U.S. stock market opening time shifts from Beijing time 21:30 back to 22:30. If the bill is passed: U.S. stock trading hours would be fixed year-round as Beijing time 21:30 to 04:00 the next day, so domestic investors would no longer need to adjust their routines and watching schedule with the seasons. $NVDA.US $SPCX.US $GOOGL.US
Trump is strongly pushing for the Sunshine Protection Act to be signed into law, abolishing the U.S. practice of changing clocks twice a year (switching between daylight saving time and standard time). 1. Core dispute: Trump vs. Senator Tom Cotton Trump’s position: He argues that most Americans want longer daylight hours in the afternoon. He complains that clock changes cause people to be late for meetings, affect golf, and believes extending daylight reduces crime. Trump even urged the public on Truth Social to call Republican Sen. Tom Cotton to oppose the bill and apply pressure. Cotton’s position: He firmly opposes permanent daylight saving time. He points out that the U.S. has tried permanent daylight saving time multiple times in history, but each time it was scrapped because winter sunrise comes too late (kids going to school in the dark, commuters heading out in the dark), creating safety risks. 2. Current progress of the bill House of Representatives: The bill passed a vote in July. U.S. Senate: There is enormous resistance, and opponents are not limited to Cotton. Senator John Kennedy said bluntly that the bill has “no hope” in the Senate, and he expects Majority Leader John Thune will not bring it to a vote. 3. Key focus of the debate over keeping vs. abolishing clock changes Support abolishing clock changes: Frequent clock adjustments disrupt the body’s biological clock, increase risks of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease, and raise the incidence rate of traffic accidents. Oppose permanent daylight saving time: Too many hours of winter darkness would seriously affect students’ commute and school safety in high-latitude regions and endanger commuters. 4. Practical impact on Chinese and U.S. stock investors Current situation: From November to March each year, when the U.S. enters standard time, U.S. stock market opening time shifts from Beijing time 21:30 back to 22:30. If the bill is passed: U.S. stock trading hours would be fixed year-round as Beijing time 21:30 to 04:00 the next day, so domestic investors would no longer need to adjust their routines and watching schedule with the seasons. $NVDA.US
Trump is strongly pushing for the Sunshine Protection Act to be signed into law, abolishing the U.S. practice of changing clocks twice a year (switching between daylight saving time and standard time). 1. Core dispute: Trump vs. Senator Tom Cotton Trump’s position: He argues that most Americans want longer daylight hours in the afternoon. He complains that clock changes cause people to be late for meetings, affect golf, and believes extending daylight reduces crime. Trump even urged the public on Truth Social to call Republican Sen. Tom Cotton to oppose the bill and apply pressure. Cotton’s position: He firmly opposes permanent daylight saving time. He points out that the U.S. has tried permanent daylight saving time multiple times in history, but each time it was scrapped because winter sunrise comes too late (kids going to school in the dark, commuters heading out in the dark), creating safety risks. 2. Current progress of the bill House of Representatives: The bill passed a vote in July. U.S. Senate: There is enormous resistance, and opponents are not limited to Cotton. Senator John Kennedy said bluntly that the bill has “no hope” in the Senate, and he expects Majority Leader John Thune will not bring it to a vote. 3. Key focus of the debate over keeping vs. abolishing clock changes Support abolishing clock changes: Frequent clock adjustments disrupt the body’s biological clock, increase risks of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease, and raise the incidence rate of traffic accidents. Oppose permanent daylight saving time: Too many hours of winter darkness would seriously affect students’ commute and school safety in high-latitude regions and endanger commuters. 4. Practical impact on Chinese and U.S. stock investors Current situation: From November to March each year, when the U.S. enters standard time, U.S. stock market opening time shifts from Beijing time 21:30 back to 22:30. If the bill is passed: U.S. stock trading hours would be fixed year-round as Beijing time 21:30 to 04:00 the next day, so domestic investors would no longer need to adjust their routines and watching schedule with the seasons. $NVDA.US
Trump is strongly pushing for the Sunshine Protection Act to be signed into law, abolishing the U.S. practice of changing clocks twice a year (switching between daylight saving time and standard time). 1. Core dispute: Trump vs. Senator Tom Cotton Trump’s position: He argues that most Americans want longer daylight hours in the afternoon. He complains that clock changes cause people to be late for meetings, affect golf, and believes extending daylight reduces crime. Trump even urged the public on Truth Social to call Republican Sen. Tom Cotton to oppose the bill and apply pressure. Cotton’s position: He firmly opposes permanent daylight saving time. He points out that the U.S. has tried permanent daylight saving time multiple times in history, but each time it was scrapped because winter sunrise comes too late (kids going to school in the dark, commuters heading out in the dark), creating safety risks. 2. Current progress of the bill House of Representatives: The bill passed a vote in July. U.S. Senate: There is enormous resistance, and opponents are not limited to Cotton. Senator John Kennedy said bluntly that the bill has “no hope” in the Senate, and he expects Majority Leader John Thune will not bring it to a vote. 3. Key focus of the debate over keeping vs. abolishing clock changes Support abolishing clock changes: Frequent clock adjustments disrupt the body’s biological clock, increase risks of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease, and raise the incidence rate of traffic accidents. Oppose permanent daylight saving time: Too many hours of winter darkness would seriously affect students’ commute and school safety in high-latitude regions and endanger commuters. 4. Practical impact on Chinese and U.S. stock investors Current situation: From November to March each year, when the U.S. enters standard time, U.S. stock market opening time shifts from Beijing time 21:30 back to 22:30. If the bill is passed: U.S. stock trading hours would be fixed year-round as Beijing time 21:30 to 04:00 the next day, so domestic investors would no longer need to adjust their routines and watching schedule with the seasons. $NVDA.US
Trump is strongly pushing for the Sunshine Protection Act to be signed into law, abolishing the U.S. practice of changing clocks twice a year (switching between daylight saving time and standard time). 1. Core dispute: Trump vs. Senator Tom Cotton Trump’s position: He argues that most Americans want longer daylight hours in the afternoon. He complains that clock changes cause people to be late for meetings, affect golf, and believes extending daylight reduces crime. Trump even urged the public on Truth Social to call Republican Sen. Tom Cotton to oppose the bill and apply pressure. Cotton’s position: He firmly opposes permanent daylight saving time. He points out that the U.S. has tried permanent daylight saving time multiple times in history, but each time it was scrapped because winter sunrise comes too late (kids going to school in the dark, commuters heading out in the dark), creating safety risks. 2. Current progress of the bill House of Representatives: The bill passed a vote in July. U.S. Senate: There is enormous resistance, and opponents are not limited to Cotton. Senator John Kennedy said bluntly that the bill has “no hope” in the Senate, and he expects Majority Leader John Thune will not bring it to a vote. 3. Key focus of the debate over keeping vs. abolishing clock changes Support abolishing clock changes: Frequent clock adjustments disrupt the body’s biological clock, increase risks of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease, and raise the incidence rate of traffic accidents. Oppose permanent daylight saving time: Too many hours of winter darkness would seriously affect students’ commute and school safety in high-latitude regions and endanger commuters. 4. Practical impact on Chinese and U.S. stock investors Current situation: From November to March each year, when the U.S. enters standard time, U.S. stock market opening time shifts from Beijing time 21:30 back to 22:30. If the bill is passed: U.S. stock trading hours would be fixed year-round as Beijing time 21:30 to 04:00 the next day, so domestic investors would no longer need to adjust their routines and watching schedule with the seasons. $NVDA.US
Trump is strongly pushing for the Sunshine Protection Act to be signed into law, abolishing the U.S. practice of changing clocks twice a year (switching between daylight saving time and standard time). 1. Core dispute: Trump vs. Senator Tom Cotton Trump’s position: He argues that most Americans want longer daylight hours in the afternoon. He complains that clock changes cause people to be late for meetings, affect golf, and believes extending daylight reduces crime. Trump even urged the public on Truth Social to call Republican Sen. Tom Cotton to oppose the bill and apply pressure. Cotton’s position: He firmly opposes permanent daylight saving time. He points out that the U.S. has tried permanent daylight saving time multiple times in history, but each time it was scrapped because winter sunrise comes too late (kids going to school in the dark, commuters heading out in the dark), creating safety risks. 2. Current progress of the bill House of Representatives: The bill passed a vote in July. U.S. Senate: There is enormous resistance, and opponents are not limited to Cotton. Senator John Kennedy said bluntly that the bill has “no hope” in the Senate, and he expects Majority Leader John Thune will not bring it to a vote. 3. Key focus of the debate over keeping vs. abolishing clock changes Support abolishing clock changes: Frequent clock adjustments disrupt the body’s biological clock, increase risks of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease, and raise the incidence rate of traffic accidents. Oppose permanent daylight saving time: Too many hours of winter darkness would seriously affect students’ commute and school safety in high-latitude regions and endanger commuters. 4. Practical impact on Chinese and U.S. stock investors Current situation: From November to March each year, when the U.S. enters standard time, U.S. stock market opening time shifts from Beijing time 21:30 back to 22:30. If the bill is passed: U.S. stock trading hours would be fixed year-round as Beijing time 21:30 to 04:00 the next day, so domestic investors would no longer need to adjust their routines and watching schedule with the seasons. $NVDA.US
Micron Technology is one of the world’s major semiconductor memory chip manufacturers. Its core businesses include DRAM (dynamic random-access memory), NAND flash memory, and AI-driven advanced HBM (high-bandwidth memory). Its main competitors vary by business segment, as follows: I. Comprehensive, full-spectrum competitors (DRAM, NAND, and HBM) These are Micron’s two strongest and most direct core competitors: 1. Samsung Electronics (South Korea) Status: A global leader in the memory chip industry.
Trump is strongly pushing for the Sunshine Protection Act to be signed into law, abolishing the U.S. practice of changing clocks twice a year (switching between daylight saving time and standard time). 1. Core dispute: Trump vs. Senator Tom Cotton Trump’s position: He argues that most Americans want longer daylight hours in the afternoon. He complains that clock changes cause people to be late for meetings, affect golf, and believes extending daylight reduces crime. Trump even urged the public on Truth Social to call Republican Sen. Tom Cotton to oppose the bill and apply pressure. Cotton’s position: He firmly opposes permanent daylight saving time. He points out that the U.S. has tried permanent daylight saving time multiple times in history, but each time it was scrapped because winter sunrise comes too late (kids going to school in the dark, commuters heading out in the dark), creating safety risks. 2. Current progress of the bill House of Representatives: The bill passed a vote in July. U.S. Senate: There is enormous resistance, and opponents are not limited to Cotton. Senator John Kennedy said bluntly that the bill has “no hope” in the Senate, and he expects Majority Leader John Thune will not bring it to a vote. 3. Key focus of the debate over keeping vs. abolishing clock changes Support abolishing clock changes: Frequent clock adjustments disrupt the body’s biological clock, increase risks of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease, and raise the incidence rate of traffic accidents. Oppose permanent daylight saving time: Too many hours of winter darkness would seriously affect students’ commute and school safety in high-latitude regions and endanger commuters. 4. Practical impact on Chinese and U.S. stock investors Current situation: From November to March each year, when the U.S. enters standard time, U.S. stock market opening time shifts from Beijing time 21:30 back to 22:30. If the bill is passed: U.S. stock trading hours would be fixed year-round as Beijing time 21:30 to 04:00 the next day, so domestic investors would no longer need to adjust their routines and watching schedule with the seasons. $NVDA.US
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$BTC Crypto and stocks plunge, crude oil CL surges!
A Gulf of Mexico storm threatens 15% of U.S. oil production; analysts believe the risk could push crude prices to $100. According to analyst Eamonn Sheridan, a storm that formed in the Gulf of Mexico on October 7 is expected to become the first hurricane of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season within two days, potentially disrupting oil and gas facilities. The affected area accounts for about 15% of U.S. crude oil production and 5% of natural gas production, with as many as six refineries at risk. Given that Gulf Coast refineries account for about half of the United States' 18 million barrels per day of refining capacity, any supply disruption would pose a significant threat. Meanwhile, tensions in the Middle East escalated overnight, with Saudi airports attacked twice as fighting intensified between pro-Saudi Yemeni forces and the Iran-backed Houthi rebels. Sheridan concluded that unless the storm weakens significantly or tensions in the Middle East ease, the current balance of risks favors crude prices staying around $100 per barrel.
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