“Manufacturing activity in the central Atlantic region stabilized in November, following a pullback in October,” according to the monthly business activity survey conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond and released yesterday. The manufacturing index rebounded to zero in November from negative 5 in October. Shipments reversed to positive 1 from negative 5, the Fed reported. Volume of new orders improved to negative 1 from negative 8, while the backlog of orders index decreased to negative 20 from negative 17.As for future outlook, six months from now, the shipments index was 34, off from the 36 posted last month, while the volume of new orders index slipped to 29 from 35, and backlog of orders fell to 6 from 16.
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Inflation reports may drive markets in 2026 since the labor market is "sending mixed messages," said Kevin O'Neil, associate portfolio manager and senior research analyst at Brandywine Global.
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Kathryn Garcia was tapped to lead the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey as it embarks on an ambitious capital plan.
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Dallas and police and fire pension officials approved a funding agreement that ends litigation filed by the retirement system last year.
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"We are excited to welcome these eight outstanding lawyers to our partnership," Bracewell Managing Partner Gregory M. Bopp said.
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Software as a service platform Adaje has acquired bond structuring software provider Munex and hired 25-year muni veteran Jon Sidman as its chief product officer.
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Democratic Sens. Chris Van Hollen from Maryland and John Fetterman from Pennsylvania are reintroducing a bill to aid the public transit sector, a funding reduction target under Trump's administration.
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