Trump Praises G7 on Diesel Release, Stocks Closer Higher, More
Summary
President Trump praised European leaders for releasing diesel reserves to curb record fuel prices, while a weak US jobs report boosted stocks on expectations of delayed Fed rate hikes. The Justice Department confirmed it is not reopening a criminal probe into Fed Chair Powell, though Paramount faces higher interest costs after selling $52 billion in debt to fund its Warner Bros. Discovery acquisition. Additionally, Saudi Arabia is planning an offensive against Yemeni Houthis, and the NFL suspended 49ers owner Jed York for six games following his arrest in a prostitution sting.
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G7 leaders plan to release diesel reserves to lower prices
Markets react to weak jobs data; Fed rate hike odds drop
DOJ closes criminal probe into Fed Chair Powell's renovation
Kevin Hassett analyzes September jobs report and federal cuts
Paramount sells $52B in bonds to fund Warner Bros. takeover
Midterm election focus: Affordability vs. political rhetoric
Saudi Arabia plans offensive against Houthis; US deploys carrier
NY AG appointed to investigate Cornell gang rape allegations
FAA clears new Boeing 737 Max software glitch as safe
NFL suspends 49ers owner Jed York for six games
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