Third-Quarter GDP, October Spending Data to Be Delayed

The latest Health Care Roundup from The Wall Street Journal provides insights into major players in the health care market, including Novartis and Abbott. The report highlights current market trends and discussions relevant to investors and stakeholders in the health care sector.

The Trump Organization's $1.5 billion golf resort project in Vietnam is facing challenges due to local partners with a history of failed ventures and inflated business claims. The project has not progressed since its groundbreaking ceremony five months ago, raising concerns about its viability.

U.S. natural gas inventories decreased last week as expected, driven by increased heating demand due to a cold snap in the eastern U.S. Consequently, natural gas futures experienced a decline. This trend aligns with market forecasts anticipating fluctuations in energy demand as winter approaches.

Home sales in the U.S. increased to an eight-month high in October, driven by a decline in mortgage rates. This marks the second consecutive month of rising sales, indicating a potential recovery in the housing market as more buyers are drawn back to the market.

Industrial product prices in Canada rose for the fifth consecutive month, marking a 13th straight year-over-year increase, according to data from Statistics Canada. This upward trend reflects ongoing inflationary pressures within the market.

Industrial product prices in Canada rose for the fifth consecutive month, marking a 13th straight year-over-year increase, according to data from Statistics Canada. This trend reflects ongoing inflationary pressures in the market.

Manufacturing activity in the Philadelphia region contracted slightly this month, contrary to expectations for growth, as new orders and shipments struggled.

The dollar declined against a basket of currencies following the release of U.S. jobs data, which indicated that employers added more jobs than expected in September. However, the unemployment rate unexpectedly rose, raising concerns about the labor market's stability.