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Markets brace for a data deluge after U.S. shutdown ends

With the federal government reopened, investors face a compressed slate of delayed economic releases that could quickly reset expectations for growth, inflation, and Fed policy. Retailers are also watching how a jittery consumer heads into the holiday season after weeks of uncertainty.

Source: Financial Post


SEC flags ‘outstanding issues’ in Treasury clearing reforms

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said several “outstanding issues” remain in the industry’s transition to mandated central clearing for U.S. Treasurys. The acknowledgement underscores the complexity of overhauling the $27 trillion market’s plumbing and the need for coordination across dealers, platforms, and buy-side firms.

Source: Seeking Alpha


Fed researchers: Tariff-driven ‘demand shock’ can cool inflation

New analysis from Federal Reserve researchers argues that tariffs can act as a negative demand shock, reducing inflationary pressure even as import prices rise. The finding adds nuance to the policy debate around protectionism, suggesting mixed macro effects that depend on timing and transmission channels.

Source: Seeking Alpha


Tesla aims to strip Chinese parts from U.S.-built cars amid trade tensions

Tesla is seeking to eliminate Chinese-made components from its American vehicles, the Wall Street Journal reported, as the EV maker adapts to escalating trade frictions and evolving tariff regimes. The shift could reshape supply chain costs and timelines as manufacturers localize critical inputs.

Source: Seeking Alpha


Goldman Sachs: Global oil demand to keep rising through 2040

Despite electrification and efficiency gains, global oil consumption is set to grow into the 2040s, according to Goldman Sachs. The long-cycle outlook supports continued investment in upstream supply and related infrastructure even as energy systems transition.

Source: Seeking Alpha


Masimo wins $634M jury verdict against Apple in patent fight

Medical-technology firm Masimo secured a $634 million jury award in its patent dispute with Apple, escalating a long-running legal battle over wearable sensor technology. The verdict highlights rising IP risks at the intersection of consumer electronics and health diagnostics.

Source: Seeking Alpha


Warburg Pincus and Permira in talks to buy Clearwater Analytics

Private equity firms Warburg Pincus and Permira are in discussions to acquire Clearwater Analytics, a move that would add another marquee fintech name to PE portfolios. A deal would underscore ongoing consolidation in financial data and software as sponsors seek durable, subscription-heavy growth assets.

Source: Seeking Alpha


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Business — November 16, 2025 | Briefing24