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  1. Redistricting favors a rightward shift in tax policy
    SourceMedia Bond Buyer | 10/31/25 10:32 AM EDT

    As more states move towards resetting their Congressional districts questions arise over how redistricting will affect the balance of power and eventually tax policy.

  2. Dallas Fed President Logan Says She Would Have Preferred No Rate Cut This Week
    MT Newswires | 10/31/25 10:03 AM EDT

    The Federal Open Market Committee should have maintained the target range for the federal funds this rate rather than voting to lower it given the current outlook and may not need to lower rates further in December, Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Lorie Logan said Friday at a banking conference sponsored by the Dallas Fed. Logan is not currently a voter on the FOMC but will vote in 2026.

  3. Update: Market Chatter: Fed to Cut Banking Supervision Staff by 30%
    MT Newswires | 10/31/25 09:52 AM EDT

    The Federal Reserve plans to shrink its banking supervision division by about 30% by the end of next year, reducing staff to around 350 from 500, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday, citing an internal memo. The report said the move, announced by Vice Chair Michelle Bowman, reflects her plan to streamline the division by reducing management layers and restructuring operations.

  4. Franklin Templeton Bets On Muni Market Momentum With 5 New Tax-Exempt ETFs
    Benzinga | 10/31/25 09:33 AM EDT

    Franklin Templeton upped the ante in its ETF expansion with five new municipal bond funds each offering a different flavor of tax-free income for investors navigating an uncertain rate environment.

  5. *-- Canada Economics Brief: BMO's Earl Davis On BNN TV Adds That Is Due To "How Bad" the GDP Numbers Look; "They Are Not Negative.....But They Are Very Low"
    MT Newswires | 10/31/25 09:30 AM EDT

  6. *-- Canada Economics Brief: BMO's Earl Davis On BNN TV Says He Is "Surprised" and "Disappointed" By Level of Downside To August GDP
    MT Newswires | 10/31/25 09:09 AM EDT

  7. *-- Canada Economics Brief: Dominque Lapointe On BNN TV Adds If There Are More Data Points Like This Then Bank of Canada May Have To Consider Cutting Again Mid-2026
    MT Newswires | 10/31/25 08:50 AM EDT

  8. *-- Canada Economics Brief: Dominque Lapointe On BNN TV Says Today's GDP "Puts Into Question the Notion...the Economy Has Bottomed" and Canada Going Through a "Slow Recovery
    MT Newswires | 10/31/25 08:48 AM EDT

  9. *-- Canada Economics Brief: CiBC In Quick Take Says GDP Data "More Trick Than Treat"
    MT Newswires | 10/31/25 08:45 AM EDT

  10. Canadian Economy Contracts 0.3% in August; StatsCan Sees Modest Rebound in September
    MT Newswires | 10/31/25 08:45 AM EDT

    Real gross domestic product contracted 0.3% in August, offsetting most of July's 0.3% expansion, with decreases in goods-producing and services-producing industries, Statistics Canada said Friday.

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