
U.S. TIC Inflows Jump to $199.8 Billion in August
Foreign demand for long-term U.S. securities lifted August TIC inflows to $199.8 billion despite weaker bill and banking flows.

Foreign demand for long-term U.S. securities lifted August TIC inflows to $199.8 billion despite weaker bill and banking flows.

The Federal Reserve has added private credit vehicles and loans to U.S. financial accounts, making a fast-growing funding channel easier to trace.

Corn futures volume set a daily record after an October USDA report forced traders to reassess production, yield and stock expectations.

Nasdaq reports Q3 results Thursday. Investors will assess recurring revenue, financial technology growth, Market Services and operating expenses.

The IMF says leverage and concentrated exposures could amplify an AI-stock correction if investment returns or profit expectations weaken.

A new BIS bulletin explains why supply-chain chokepoints can raise input prices even when inventories and supplier substitution protect output.

GM reports Q3 results Tuesday. Investors will watch China’s record NEV mix, North American margins and the company’s raised 2026 guidance.

Turkish Airlines and CFM signed an MoU covering 300-plus new LEAP-1B engines and long-term services for more than 600 engines.

The EU’s RAISE program adds private compute, models, data and training to public support for AI-enabled scientific research.

Google clarified how optional Workspace connections let Search services use Gmail and Calendar context for personalization and AI improvement.