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US Debt-Sale Plan Gets Politically Sensitive Before Election

The US Treasury’s updated plans for debt sales, a signature event for bond dealers every quarter, now loom also as a politically sensitive one, after the Biden administration was accused by some Republicans of manipulating issuance tactics.

Norfolk Southern Securities Claims Should Proceed, Judge Says

Norfolk Southern Corp. should continue to face an investor lawsuit alleging that the company failed to disclose increased risk-taking practices prior to a 2023 train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, a federal magistrate judge said in a recommendation.

Federal Reserve’s First Cut Shouldn’t Tie It Down: Editorial

The Federal Reserve has rightly promised to follow the data. Yet financial markets are awaiting not one cut, but a “pivot” to a path of lower rates. This perception is unhelpful. It assigns the next move, however modest or tentative, too much importance, and it could tie the Fed’s hands should conditions change.

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