US CORE CPI (YOY) (SEP) ACTUAL: 2.6% VS 2.4% PREVIOUS; EST 2.5%

US CORE CPI (MOM) (SEP) ACTUAL: 0.3% VS 0.3% PREVIOUS; EST 0.2%

US CPI (MOM) (SEP) ACTUAL: 0.6% VS 0.4% PREVIOUS; EST 0.6%

US TREASURY 2-YEAR YIELD RISES 10 BASIS POINTS ON DAY TO 4.89%

TRADERS ADD TO BETS ON THREE MORE FED RATE HIKES BY END-2027

SPOT SILVER FALLS NEARLY 3% TO $57.58/OZ

ICICIGI: Q2 SL NET PROFIT 9.46B RUPEES VS 8.2B (YOY); EST 7.7B

ICICIGI: Q2 REVENUE 66.5B RUPEES VS 56.5B (YOY)

FED MAY NOW HAVE TO HIKE TWICE OR INCREASE BY 50BP IN DECEMBER, TRADERS BET - CNBC

EMMVEE: Q2 CONS NET PROFIT 3.82B RUPEES VS 2.4B (YOY); EST 3.6B

EMMVEE: Q2 EBITDA 5.6B RUPEES VS 3.99B (YOY); Q2 EBITDA MARGIN 35.33% VS 35.31% (YOY)


EMMVEE: Q2 REVENUE 15.76B RUPEES VS 11.3B (YOY)

HARIOM PIPE INDUSTRIES: CO COMMISSIONS TWO SOLAR POWER PLANTS WITH CUMULATIVE CAPACITY OF 10 MW UNDER MSKVY 2.0 SCHEME; TOTAL SOLAR POWER GENERATION CAPACITY NOW 15 MW

LAURUS LABS: CO INVESTS ₹1,078 CRORE IN KRKA PHARMA VIA RIGHTS ISSUE; ACQUIRES 107.8 MILLION SHARES

MRPL: Q2 REVENUE 355.9B RUPEES VS 416B (QOQ)

MRPL: Q2 SL NET PROFIT 18.8B RUPEES VS 9.14B (QOQ); EST 17B

MRPL: Q2 EBITDA 32.79B RUPEES VS 13.2B (QOQ); Q2 EBITDA MARGIN 9.21% VS 3.17% (QOQ)

MUSK SAYS STARSHIELD SYSTEMS ARE OWNED AND CONTROLLED BY THE U.S. GOVERNMENT, WITH ANY LIMITS ON SPEED OR USAGE DECIDED BY THE U.S. MILITARY AND ULTIMATELY POTUS.

MUSK SAYS STARLINK IS LIMITED TO CIVILIAN OR DEFENSIVE ACTIVITIES AND CANNOT BE USED FOR OFFENSIVE MILITARY ACTION.

US TO SEND HUNDREDS OF TROOPS TO LATIN AMERICA, EXPANDING OPERATIONS AGAINST DRUG TRAFFICKERS

FED’S BARKIN SAYS THE CPI REPORT WAS ‘HIGHER THAN I WOULD HAVE HOPED’ AND THAT TOMORROW’S PRODUCER PRICE DATA ‘IS GOING TO HELP INFORM MY INFLATION OUTLOOK’, ADDING THAT HE DOES NOT WANT TO PROJECT THE OUTCOME OF THE OCTOBER FOMC MEETING

FED HAS PROLONGED ITS PAUSE ON RESERVE MANAGEMENT PURCHASES TO MID-NOVEMBER, WITH THE NEW YORK FED SAYING THE DESK PLANS TO CONDUCT APPROXIMATELY $14.6 BLN IN REINVESTMENT PURCHASES BETWEEN OCTOBER 15 AND NOVEMBER 13

FED’S GOOLSBEE: CPI DATA “DISCOURAGING”; SERVICE INFLATION A CONCERN, WITH FED FOCUSED ON RETURNING INFLATION TO 2% AND WATCHING THE OVERALL TREND RATHER THAN ONE REPORT.

FED’S GOOLSBEE: TARIFF IMPACTS ON PRICES ARE MORE LASTING THAN EXPECTED; MORE BAD INFLATION MONTHS WOULD BE UNACCEPTABLE, WHILE THE FED MUST KEEP A CLOSE EYE ON SERVICE-SECTOR INFLATION.

FED’S GOOLSBEE: CONSUMERS, GDP AND INVESTMENT REMAIN STRONG, BUT FED MUST PREVENT OVERHEATING; AI HYPE COULD DRIVE FURTHER TECH INVESTMENT AND ADD TO OVERHEATING RISKS.

FED’S GOOLSBEE: FED WILL RETURN INFLATION TO 2% BUT DOES NOT WANT TO PRECOMMIT TO FUTURE POLICY MOVES; SAYS MONETARY POLICY OUTLOOK SHOULD REMAIN DATA-DEPENDENT.