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Fed's Barkin: The real solution to the housing market lies in supply and more homes need to be built.
Fed's Barkin: Employment data can now be taken at face value.
Fed's Barkin: Demand growth still appears to be quite healthy.
Fed Barkin: The upcoming data will be crucial, and the Fed is still trying to make up for the gap during the shutdown, which is still not easy.
Fed's Barkin: Outside of health care or artificial intelligence, it's hard to find companies that are hiring.
Fed's Barkin: Employment growth is moderate, very consistent with continued low hiring and low firing levels.
Fed's Barkin: The drop in unemployment is welcome.
Fed's Barkin: It's unclear whether the job market will move toward more hiring or more layoffs.
Fed's Barkin: On inflation, it will take more time to make up for the missing reports from last fall.
The U.S. Commerce Department will release its December personal income report on February 20.
Baker Hughes: U.S. drillers cut oil and gas rig count for first time in three weeks.
A U.S. judge said she will temporarily block the Trump administration's move to revoke the legal status of at least 10,000 Latin American immigrants.
The total number of rigs drilled in the United States in the week ending January 9 was 544, compared with the previous value of 546.
The Federal Reserve Board of Governors announces 2026 regional Federal Reserve Bank Committee chairmen and vice chairs.
The total number of U.S. oil rigs drilled for the week to January 9 will be announced in ten minutes.
Ukrainian President Zelensky said that Russia does not respect the United States and all diplomatic means at all.
NATO Spokesperson: On Friday, NATO Secretary-General Rutte had a phone call with U.S. Secretary of State Rubio on the importance of the Arctic to NATO's common security.
Fed's Bostic: The Fed can do a lot to get inflation back under control.
Fed Bostic: Housing affordability is a broad issue, not just a financial one.
Fed's Bostic: Now is the moment the Fed cannot ignore its inflation mandate.