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  • Bank of Canada - Financial Stability Report

    From bankofcanada.ca

    Canada’s financial system has continued to function well despite US tariffs and trade uncertainty. But a more turbulent global environment poses risks to financial stability, particularly if several vulnerabilities crystalize at the same time. The Canadian financial system continues to be resilient. Households and businesses remain in stable financial condition, and banks have strengthened their capacity to absorb shocks. However, vulnerabilities have increased in some parts of the system. Valuations of many financial assets have continued to rise, increasing the risk of a sudden correction. At the same time, ... (full story)

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    US Monthly New Residential Sales, April 2026

    From census.gov|May 28, 2026

    With this release, seasonally adjusted estimates of housing units sold, housing units for sale, and the months' supply of new housing have been revised back to January 2021. All revised estimates are available on our website. The U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development jointly announced the following new residential sales statistics for April 2026. Sales of new single-family houses in April 2026 were at a seasonally-adjusted annual rate of 622,000, according to estimates released jointly today by the U.S. Census Bureau and the Department of Housing and Urban Development. This is 6.2 percent (±12.8 percent)* below the March 2026 rate of 663,000, and is 11.3 percent (±11.5 percent)* below the April 2025 rate of 701,000. Biggest monthly jump in median new home sales price since 2019: up 8% from $391.1K in March to $422.5K in April pic.twitter.com/96u22k05mm

    Silver Forecast: 50-Day EMA Resistance Keeps Silver Trapped in a Choppy Range

    From dailyforex.com|May 28, 2026

    This is a market that has an even larger consolidation area between $70 and $90, but currently we are tightening up. And that makes a bit of sense considering that this is a ...

    Fed's Williams: Near Term, Inflation Around 4% And Core Inflation Around 3%

    From @LiveSquawk|May 28, 2026|2 comments

    Fed's Williams: Middle East War Impacts Consumer Spending Amid Higher Energy Costs - Hit To Inflation Likely To Peak In Next Few Months - Tariff Impact Should Peak In Next Few Months - Near Term, Inflation Around 4% And Core Inflation Around 3% Fed's Williams: Anchoring inflation expectations is critical. Fed's Williams: Monetary policy needs to be data dependent. WILLIAMS: FED MUST BE CLEAR IT IS GETTING INFLATION TO 2% WILLIAMS: PATH FOR MONETARY POLICY DEPENDS ON DATA, OUTLOOK AND RISKS

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    Bank of Canada - Release of the Financial Stability Report

    From bankofcanada.ca|May 28, 2026

    Good morning. Deputy Governor Toni Gravelle and I are pleased to be here to discuss the Bank of Canada’s Financial Stability Report, or FSR. A stable and efficient financial ...

    U.S. and Iran reach deal but need Trump's final approval, officials say

    From @axios|May 28, 2026|518 comments

    SCOOP: U.S. and Iran reach deal but need Trump's final approval, officials say U.S.–IRAN DEAL PENDING TRUMP APPROVAL U.S. and Iranian negotiators have agreed on a 60-day ceasefire and framework for nuclear talks, but the deal still awaits final approval from President Trump. The memorandum would reopen negotiations on Iran’s nuclear program, ensure…

    Musalem: How Should the Promise of Higher Productivity Growth Change the Reality of Monetary...

    From stlouisfed.org|May 28, 2026

    Good afternoon. I would like to thank Governor Jónsson for the invitation to the conference and for the opportunity to address you today. 1 I will focus my remarks on productivity growth and implications for monetary policy. This topic has generated considerable interest in the United States, where excitement about artificial intelligence (AI) has reached a fever pitch. Yet productivity growth is a broader topic than just AI. Before I get started, let me stress that these are my views and not necessarily those of my FOMC colleagues.2 Let me also note that I am an avid user of AI. I have six AI tools on the home screen of my phone. I see the tremendous impact that it can have on businesses and households. What is less clear to me is the impact that AI is having on aggregate productivity growth today and will have in the future. Productivity growth in the United States has largely recovered from the COVID doldrums, driven in large part by firms’ investments in various automation technologies, including AI. Many observers expect productivity to continue to increase sustainably at a high rate, potentially easing inflation pressures and allowing the Fed and other central banks to lower their policy rates ST LOUS FED'S MUSELEM/REYKJAVIK: FOR NOW 'A VIGILANT FOCUS ON RETURNING INFLATION TO TARGET WILL BEST ENSURE SUCCESS' #Musalem #FederalReserve #economy ST LOUS FED'S MUSELEM/REYKJAVIK: LONG-TERM INFLATON EXPECTATIONS 'DRIFTING HIGHER;' INFLATION 'RUNNING MEANINGFULLY ABOVE TARGET' #Musalem #FederalReserve #economy ST LOUS FED'S MUSELEM/REYKJAVIK: ‘BETTER POLICY WOULD BE TO LEAN AGAINST DEMAND PRESSURE ON INFLATION; MKTS APT TO DEMAND HIGHER RATES VS INFLATION #Musalem #FederalReserve #economy

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