#WillFedPauseInOctober

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The Fed meets Oct 27-28. Markets still expect unchanged rates, though the odds of a pause have eased. October’s flash S&P Global composite PMI reached 57.6; manufacturing PMI rose to 56.0, a 53-month high. Selling prices increased at the fastest pace since August 2022, signaling persistent inflation pressure. Attention now turns to the Fed’s inflation assessment, guidance on the rate path and whether another hike remains possible in December.

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Birdie_OKX
Birdie_OKX
October's flash PMI complicates the apparent case for a Fed pause. A 57.6 composite reading points to resilient activity, while selling prices rose at their fastest pace since August 2022. That pairing gives policymakers little room to sound complacent about inflation. Rates may still stay unchanged, but the guidance could matter more: December remains a live question, not a conclusion. #WillFedPauseInOctober
Bloomberg
Bloomberg
US consumer sentiment edged down to a five-month low in October as high prices and rising interest rates depressed morale
PiQ
PiQ
🇺🇸 United States Michigan Consumer Expectations (Oct) $USD Actual: 48.8 Forecast: 47.3 Previous: 46.3
Mike Zaccardi, CFA, CMT 🍖
Mike Zaccardi, CFA, CMT 🍖
Services & Mfg PMI prices jumped markedly in the October flash read 'The overall rise in prices across goods and services was the largest since August 2022.'
MarketNewsFeed
MarketNewsFeed
U.S. ECONOMY BOOMS, BUT INFLATION WARNING FLASHES RED OCTOBER'S FLASH S&P GLOBAL PMI SIGNALS STRONG ECONOMIC GROWTH ALONGSIDE ACCELERATING INFLATION. 🔸 COMPOSITE PMI: 57.6 VS. 58.4 PRIOR 🔸 SERVICES PMI: 57.9 VS. 58.8 🔸 MANUFACTURING PMI: 56.0 — 53-MONTH HIGH 🔸 GDP GROWTH: CONSISTENT WITH ROUGHLY 5% ANNUALIZED, ACCORDING TO S&P GLOBAL HIRING REMAINS STRONG, BUT SELLING PRICES ARE RISING AT THEIR FASTEST PACE SINCE AUGUST 2022. THE KEY TAKEAWAY: U.S. GROWTH REMAINS EXCEPTIONALLY RESILIENT, BUT RENEWED INFLATION PRESSURES COULD COMPLICATE THE FED'S RATE OUTLOOK. SOURCE: S&P GLOBAL FLASH U.S. PMI, OCTOBER 23, 2026 U.S. S&P GLOBAL OCTOBER FLASH COMPOSITE PMI AT 57.6 (VS 58.4 IN SEPTEMBER) U.S. S&P GLOBAL OCTOBER FLASH SERVICES PMI AT 57.9 (FORECAST 58.0) U.S. S&P GLOBAL OCTOBER FLASH MANUFACTURING PMI AT 56.0 (FORECAST 55.5) - *WALTER BLOOMBERG ...
Craig Shapiro
Craig Shapiro
From the PMI this morning: "The result is the sharpest increase in selling prices for over four years to a pace that indicates consumer price inflation is likely to rise further above the Fed’s target in the coming months.” Why again is the Fed not raising rates next week?
*Walter Bloomberg
*Walter Bloomberg
U.S. ECONOMY BOOMS, BUT INFLATION WARNING FLASHES RED October's flash S&P Global PMI signals strong economic growth alongside accelerating inflation. 🔸 Composite PMI: 57.6 vs. 58.4 prior 🔸 Services PMI: 57.9 vs. 58.8 🔸 Manufacturing PMI: 56.0 — 53-month high 🔸 GDP growth: Consistent with roughly 5% annualized, according to S&P Global Hiring remains strong, but selling prices are rising at their fastest pace since August 2022. The key takeaway: U.S. growth remains exceptionally resilient, but renewed inflation pressures could complicate the Fed's rate outlook. Source: S&P Global Flash U.S. PMI, October 23, 2026
*Walter Bloomberg
*Walter Bloomberg
U.S. S&P GLOBAL OCTOBER FLASH COMPOSITE PMI AT 57.6 (VS 58.4 IN SEPTEMBER) U.S. S&P GLOBAL OCTOBER FLASH SERVICES PMI AT 57.9 (FORECAST 58.0) U.S. S&P GLOBAL OCTOBER FLASH MANUFACTURING PMI AT 56.0 (FORECAST 55.5)
FinancialJuice
FinancialJuice
US S&P PMI October Flash Report
First Squawk
First Squawk
U.S. MANUFACTURING PMI (PMI) ACTUAL: 56.0 VS 55.9 PREVIOUS; EST 55.5
zerohedge
zerohedge
US Mfg PMI Oct 56.0, Exp. 55.5, Last 55.9 US Services PMI 57.9, Exp. 58.0, Last 58.8 US Composite PMI 57.6, Exp. 57.6, Last 58.4