Trump Approval Stuck at Record-Low 33 Percent as War Support Falls
Reuters/Ipsos finds 31 percent support for the war the same day Treasury promised escalation, not exit - the administration is doubling down as consent erodes.
Maya Calloway
Bureau: New York
Markets Price Hike Odds Into Warsh's First Jackson Hole
Sell-side research sees a hold through 2026 while rates pricing keeps a live hike tail — pick one frame and you misread what war-inflated fuel does to the other.
Trump Approval Stuck at 33 Percent as War Support Slides
Anti-war right accounts amplify the Republican slide while the White House re-posts isolation talking points; the poll landed the same day escalation became the only plan.
Warsh Keynote Caps Jackson Hole Calendar Priced for Hikes
Market pricing keeps a hike tail alive that MUFG's hold-through-2026 forecast refuses; the gap reprices every rate bet Americans are quietly making.
Monday Gold Tape Split Between Spot Quote And Futures Settle
Sunday's wrap flagged fund flows dressed up as bullion prices; Monday repeats the trick, because a $4,659 spot quote is not COMEX's $4,640.80 settle and swapping them misprices the hedge.
Ottawa Readies Itemized Tariff List After Dollar-for-Dollar Vow
Trade-war X drafts Ottawa's annex for it while Washington calls the levies enforcement; until product codes publish, Canadian shoppers are pricing a list nobody has read.
Europe Flatlines At 654.21 While Chips Slide In New York
Wall Street sold chips and bought the Dow on sanctions day while the Stoxx 600 closed unchanged to the third decimal; flat was the loudest number markets printed.