Short intro:
A concise, source-backed snapshot of the U.S. economy as of October 10, 2025 — positioned for readers who need fast, usable signals (markets, policy, and tech-driven demand).
This briefing ties macro numbers to technology trends and practical implications for procurement, finance and product strategy.

SUMMARY BOX — WHAT YOU’LL LEARN & KEY STATISTICS

What you’ll learn

• Latest GDP and growth signals, how the government shutdown affects data releases, and what it means for markets.
• How the Fed and fiscal moves are shaping mortgage rates, bond yields and corporate capex — especially in AI and data-center spending.
• Short takes on energy (oil & nuclear), tech giants (Apple), EVs, Ethereum/crypto, startup funding trends and transport (airlines).

Key statistics (output, reserves, vacancies)

• BEA Q2 2025 (third estimate): Real GDP +3.8% (annualized). Bureau of Economic Analysis
• Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow Q3 2025 nowcast: ~3.8% (most recent update). atlantafed.org
• U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve & spot oil: Brent/WTI near mid-$60s / low-$60s per barrel (Oct 10, 2025 snapshot).** Reuters+1
• U.S. 30-year fixed mortgage (Freddie Mac weekly): ~6.30% (Oct 9, 2025). Freddie Mac
• Labor market: JOLTS and openings are elevated vs pre-pandemic but trending down vs 2024 highs (high-level context). novintrades.com

Below are 21 numbered, SEO-optimized sections (each includes a one-line SEO snippet, a short explainer tied to tech where relevant, LSI keywords, FAQs, and one reputable external link per section).

1. INTRODUCTION
   SEO snippet: A quick, tech-aware roundup of today's U.S. economic headlines and why they matter for business decision-makers.
   Short explainer: The U.S. economy currently balances surprisingly solid growth (BEA/nowcasts) with policy and political risks — notably a government funding lapse that has delayed many federal data releases. For technology and B2B markets, the key signals are corporate AI capex, data-center demand, and financing conditions (mortgage & lending spreads). This briefing layers immediate market signal with practical takeaways for procurement, fundraising, and product planning.
   LSI keywords: U.S. economic roundup, latest US macro news, tech-driven growth, government shutdown impact.
   FAQs:
   Q: Why read this instead of a normal daily headline? — It ties macro numbers to technology & procurement consequences.
   Q: How fresh is this information? — Current to Oct 10, 2025 (sources cited below).
   External link (authoritative overview): <a href="https://www.bea.gov/news/2025/gross-domestic-product-2nd-quarter-2025-third-estimate-gdp-industry-corporate-profits" target="_blank" rel="noopener">BEA — Q2 2025 GDP (Third Estimate)</a>. Bureau of Economic Analysis

2. 1) US ECONOMY NEWS TODAY
   SEO snippet: Snapshot of top U.S. economy stories — growth, corporate earnings, tariffs, and the data blackout from the shutdown.
   Short explainer: Markets are digesting robust corporate activity in AI and a strong BEA Q2 print (3.8% annualized) even as fiscal politics (a continuing government shutdown since Oct 1) has delayed many federal data releases. Firms cite stronger AI-related investment, supporting GDP despite slower hiring in some sectors; however, tariff policy and disrupted reporting create uncertainty for supply chains and trade-sensitive businesses. Bureau of Economic Analysis+1
   LSI keywords: US economy headlines, economic growth today, AI capex and GDP, tariffs impact.
   FAQs:
   Q: Is the economy in recession? — No: GDP expanded in Q2 and nowcasts for Q3 remain positive, but risks are asymmetric. Bureau of Economic Analysis+1
   Q: How does a shutdown change the picture? — It delays official data (jobs, manufacturing), raising reliance on private indicators and corporate earnings.
   External link (context & reporting): <a href="https://www.reuters.com/business/us-companies-profit-growth-seen-softer-spotlight-ai-spending-2025-10-09/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Reuters — U.S. companies, corporate profits & AI spending</a>. Reuters

3. 2) LATEST US ECONOMY NEWS TODAY
   SEO snippet: What changed most recently: Fed signals, private nowcasts, and corporate updates driving risk sentiment.
   Short explainer: The most actionable updates are Fed commentary (dovish/neutral shifts depending on labor data), Atlanta Fed GDPNow runs (3.8% Q3 nowcast), and earnings-season signals that AI spending is propping up corporate investment. With official releases delayed by the shutdown, private nowcasts, industry reports, and central-bank speak are driving markets. atlantafed.org+1
   LSI keywords: Atlanta Fed GDPNow, Fed commentary 2025, private macro indicators, earnings-driven growth.
   FAQs:
   Q: Which indicators are replacing delayed federal data? — Private nowcasts (GDPNow), PMI/ISM surveys, corporate earnings, and industry releases. atlantafed.org
   Q: Should businesses change budgets now? — Short answer: stress-test plans for slower external reporting and scenario-plan for tighter liquidity or tariff shocks.
   External link (Fed commentary): <a href="https://www.reuters.com/markets/us/fed-williams-comments-october-2025" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Reuters — Fed commentary & market reaction</a>. Reuters

4. 3) US ECONOMY NEWS TODAY LIVE
   SEO snippet: Live/near-live trackers to watch: market moves, PMI, oil, and Fed speeches.
   Short explainer: Because official releases are muted, follow live feeds for market-moving updates (equities, bond yields, oil). Tech investors should watch AI-related capex announcements and data-center demand as near-real-time proxies for corporate investment. Live-feeds (Guardian, Reuters) are currently aggregating corporate and policy statements for immediate reaction. The Guardian+1
   LSI keywords: economy live updates, markets live blog, US market live Oct 2025.
   FAQs:
   Q: Which live feeds are most reliable? — Reuters Live, AP, Bloomberg live blogs and central-bank feeds.
   Q: How do live updates affect traders vs. business planners? — Traders react intraday; businesses use those signals for short-window decisions (pricing, hedging, sourcing).
   External link (live feed example): <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/business/live/2025/oct/09/business-live" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">The Guardian — Business live news</a>. The Guardian

5. 4) US ECONOMY NEWS TODAY LIVE (alternate live feeds & market color)
   SEO snippet: Another live perspective: market structure, energy and FX moves affecting importing/exporting firms.
   Short explainer: Watch oil and FX — energy price moves shift supplier economics, and a stronger dollar affects import costs. In early Oct 2025, oil trades in the low-to-mid $60s, and equity rallies have paused as investors weigh political risk and AI valuations. For procurement teams, hedging and contract reviews are advised if your margins are energy-sensitive. Reuters+1
   LSI keywords: market live oil, FX moves impact, procurement hedging, live market coverage.
   FAQs:
   Q: What oil price should commodity buyers watch? — Brent and WTI front-month futures; watch EIA weekly stocks and OPEC+ statements. Reuters
   External link (market live source): <a href="https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/oil-prices-open-up-around-1-after-modest-opec-output-hike-2025-10-05/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Reuters — Oil markets & OPEC+ update</a>. Reuters

6. 5) US ECONOMY NEWS TODAY CNN
   SEO snippet: How CNN Business frames the week's U.S. macro narrative: jobs, consumer resilience, and big-tech influence.
   Short explainer: CNN Business is emphasizing how consumer spending and corporate AI investment are propping growth even as political uncertainty piles on. CNN’s coverage provides accessible dashboards on markets and earnings — useful for quick executive briefs or client updates. Wikipedia
   LSI keywords: CNN Business economy, consumer spending news, business headlines CNN.
   FAQs:
   Q: Is CNN Business reliable for data? — Good for timely reporting and compilations; cross-check primary sources for official figures.
   External link (CNN Business): <a href="https://www.cnn.com/business" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">CNN Business — U.S. economy coverage</a>. Wikipedia

7. 6) US ECONOMY NEWS TODAY FOX
   SEO snippet: Fox Business’ economic angle: inflation, rates, and housing costs amid Fed debate.
   Short explainer: Fox Business is focusing attention on mortgage moves and consumer cost pressures. Recently it highlighted Freddie Mac’s weekly survey showing a small dip in mortgage rates, interpreted as relief for potential homebuyers but still a challenging borrowing environment. For sales teams in housing, construction, or finance tech, this nuance matters for demand forecasts. Fox Business
   LSI keywords: Fox Business economy, mortgage news, inflation coverage.
   FAQs:
   Q: Why track both CNN and Fox? — Different editorial emphases (policy vs. market reactions) can surface distinct operational risks and opportunities.
   External link (Fox Business example): <a href="https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/mortgage-rates-october-9-2025" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Fox Business — mortgage rates fall</a>. Fox Business

8. 7) US GDP NEWS TODAY
   SEO snippet: GDP signals and why Q2’s 3.8% print matters for strategy and valuations.
   Short explainer: BEA’s third estimate shows Q2 2025 real GDP annualized at +3.8%, a meaningful rebound from Q1’s contraction and evidence that corporate investment—especially in AI-related systems—is lifting output. The Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow for Q3 also sits near 3.8%, but the government shutdown has limited timely data releases; firms should rely on private indicators and earnings for short-term planning. Bureau of Economic Analysis+1
   LSI keywords: BEA GDP Q2 2025, GDPNow Q3 2025, US real GDP news, AI capex impact on GDP.
   FAQs:
   Q: Does a high Q2 GDP mean the economy is overheating? — Not necessarily; composition matters — consumer spending and investment in technology drove growth, while labor and trade dynamics differ regionally. Bureau of Economic Analysis
   External link (BEA official): <a href="https://www.bea.gov/news/2025/gross-domestic-product-2nd-quarter-2025-third-estimate-gdp-industry-corporate-profits" target="_blank" rel="noopener">BEA — Gross Domestic Product, 2nd Quarter 2025 (Third Estimate)</a>. Bureau of Economic Analysis

9. 8) OIL PRICE TODAY
   SEO snippet: Oil sits in the low-to-mid $60s — supply signals, OPEC+ moves and geopolitical risk remain key.
   Short explainer: After a modest OPEC+ output increase, oil climbed modestly — Brent ~65–67 and WTI ~61–62 per barrel (early Oct snapshot). Geopolitical tensions and sanctions are keeping a floor under prices, while weak demand prospects (global growth concerns) cap upside. For procurement teams and B2B energy buyers, watch OPEC+ meetings, EIA weekly stock reports, and refined-product cracks for immediate cost exposure. Reuters+1
   LSI keywords: oil prices today, Brent WTI Oct 2025, OPEC+ output, energy procurement.
   FAQs:
   Q: What drives oil volatility now? — OPEC+ supply decisions, geopolitical disruptions (Ukraine/Middle East), and demand signals from China and Europe. Reuters
   External link (EIA / spot prices): <a href="https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/hist/rwtcd.htm" target="_blank" rel="noopener">EIA — WTI spot price series</a>. U.S. Energy Information Administration

10. 9) US POLITICS NEWS TODAY
    SEO snippet: Political risks: government shutdown and trade/tariff moves — near-term macro headwinds.
    Short explainer: The ongoing federal funding lapse (started Oct 1, 2025) is the dominant political story, furloughing many non-essential federal workers and pausing numerous datasets and services. Separately, tariff policy and trade actions continue to influence supply chains and pricing in goods-sensitive sectors. Political moves that affect Fed independence or fiscal policy would materially alter market expectations — keep those as scenario triggers. Wikipedia+1
    LSI keywords: government shutdown 2025, US politics economy, tariffs 2025, supply chain risk policy.
    FAQs:
    Q: How long will a shutdown affect markets? — Duration matters: short shutdowns create hiccups; long ones increase recession risks through lost income and delayed policy responses. Wikipedia
    External link (shutdown context): <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025_United_States_federal_government_shutdown" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Summary: 2025 U.S. federal government shutdown (overview)</a>. Wikipedia

11. 10) FEDERAL RESERVE NEWS TODAY
    SEO snippet: Fed commentary and market expectations: watching the labor market and inflation — policy stays data-dependent.
    Short explainer: Fed officials’ remarks have been the go-to source as official data flow slows. Markets are sensitive to employment reports and inflation signs; Fed speak emphasizes a data-dependent stance. For tech and B2B capital planning, rate paths affect financing and capex timing (data-center builds and AI deployments are rate-sensitive projects). Reuters+1
    LSI keywords: Federal Reserve October 2025, Fed policy update, interest rate signals, monetary policy and tech investment.
    FAQs:
    Q: Will the Fed cut in 2025? — Fed decisions depend on incoming inflation and jobs data; a cautious bias remains. Reuters
    External link (Fed commentary & markets): <a href="https://www.reuters.com/markets/us/fed-williams-comments-october-2025" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Reuters — Fed commentary & market reaction</a>. Reuters

12. 11) NASA NEWS TODAY
    SEO snippet: NASA operations continue on essential missions; Artemis II preparations move forward despite budget uncertainty.
    Short explainer: NASA continues to prepare for Artemis II (crewed lunar flyby) and routine space operations, but a government funding lapse has constrained non-essential activities and public events. For space-technology suppliers, program timelines may slip if funding remains uncertain — yet essentials (ISS support, flight safety) continue. NASA’s public posts and Artemis mission page are the authoritative trackers. NASA+1
    LSI keywords: NASA news Oct 2025, Artemis II update, NASA shutdown impact, space industry timelines.
    FAQs:
    Q: Is Artemis II on track? — Preparations continue, but schedule risk increases if political funding issues persist. NASA
    External link (NASA): <a href="https://www.nasa.gov/mission/artemis-ii/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">NASA — Artemis II mission overview</a>. NASA

13. 12) AIRLINES NEWS TODAY
    SEO snippet: Mixed airline earnings and travel demand; watch fleet & fuel cost signals.
    Short explainer: Airlines are reporting mixed results by network and leisure versus corporate demand patterns. Delta reported stronger-than-expected results, which some outlets flagged as supportive for the sector; but fuel volatility and regulatory/staffing pressures (and a fragile economy) suggest uneven outcomes across carriers. For logistics and procurement, focus on fuel hedges and contingency routing. AP News
    LSI keywords: airlines earnings Oct 2025, airline demand trends, aviation fuel costs, travel sector news.
    FAQs:
    Q: Are flights being canceled due to the shutdown? — Critical transport continues; some regulatory functions can be affected but core passenger operations continue.
    External link (airline earnings & market coverage): <a href="https://apnews.com/article/f2c8bcc1f46043ab504cf4b0281e3401" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">AP — Markets & airline coverage (Oct 10, 2025)</a>. AP News

14. 13) STARTUP FUNDING NEWS
    SEO snippet: Venture funding stays hot in AI — mega-rounds headline a robust Q3 for VC flows.
    Short explainer: Q3 2025 continues to show heavy VC flows into AI and infrastructure startups. Notably, Nvidia-backed Reflection AI raised a multibillion-dollar round (~$2B) to expand open-frontier AI work — signaling investor appetite for large, infrastructure-heavy AI plays. This matters if you sell to AI startups (cloud, chips, data centers) or advise on M&A. Reuters+1
    LSI keywords: venture funding Q3 2025, AI funding rounds, Reflection AI funding, startup fundraising news.
    FAQs:
    Q: Is the funding concentrated in one sector? — Largely in AI and AI infrastructure (chips, data-centers, models). SiliconANGLE
    Q: What should startups change in 4Q 2025? — Prioritize capital efficiency, defensible IP, and revenue path while negotiating valuation expectations.
    External link (TechCrunch coverage): <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2025/10/09/reflection-raises-2b-to-be-americas-open-frontier-ai-lab-challenging-deepseek/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">TechCrunch — Reflection AI $2B round</a>. TechCrunch

15. 14) APPLE NEWS TODAY
    SEO snippet: Apple prepares for Q4 earnings (Oct 30) while product and leadership moves stay in focus for tech supply chains.
    Short explainer: Apple has scheduled its Q4 2025 earnings call for Oct 30 and is reshuffling parts of its leadership team, with product launches rumored across Home/AI/wearables. For component suppliers and App/Services partners, earnings and product cadence affect revenue timing and procurement windows. Monitor Apple’s investor page and reliable rumor/analysis trackers for supply-chain signals. Apple Investor Relations+1
    LSI keywords: Apple Oct 2025 news, Apple earnings Oct 30, Apple product launches 2025, Apple supply chain.
    FAQs:
    Q: Should suppliers accelerate orders? — Firms typically balance inventory risk vs. volume — use channel signals and Apple supplier guidance where available.
    External link (Apple investor info): <a href="https://investor.apple.com/stock-price/default.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Apple Investor Relations — stock & events</a>. Apple Investor Relations

16. 15) EV NEWS TODAY
    SEO snippet: Automakers respond to subsidy expirations; new affordable EVs aim to keep volumes up.
    Short explainer: The federal $7,500 EV tax credit expired Sept 30, 2025, prompting OEMs to adjust incentives and relaunch lower-cost products (GM revived Bolt, Tesla teased affordable models). Industry changes affect demand elasticity and second-hand markets — critical for supply-chain planning and fleet buyers. Also, auto software & safety probes (Tesla FSD) could alter product timelines and regulatory burdens. Reuters+1
    LSI keywords: EV tax credit expired, affordable EV relaunch, Tesla event Oct 2025, EV incentives.
    FAQs:
    Q: Will EV sales collapse without the credit? — Likely a near-term dip for marginal buyers, but OEM incentives and falling battery costs help sustain demand. WardsAuto
    External link (EV sector Reuters): <a href="https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/gm-relaunches-affordable-bolt-ev-2025-10-09/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Reuters — GM relaunches Bolt; EV industry response</a>. Reuters

17. 16) ETHEREUM NEWS TODAY
    SEO snippet: Ether and spot ETH ETFs: fund flows, staking products and market dynamics.
    Short explainer: The crypto market remains active: spot Ethereum ETFs have moved from approval headlines into fund flows and product innovation (staking-enabled ETPs). ETH price action is responsive to ETF flows and macro risk sentiment; institutionalization continues to change custody and compliance demands for fintech suppliers. Cointelegraph+1
    LSI keywords: Ethereum ETF news Oct 2025, ETH price, staking ETFs, crypto fund flows.
    FAQs:
    Q: Do ETFs make ETH mainstream? — Yes — ETFs lower barriers for institutional and retail access, impacting liquidity and custody requirements. Cointelegraph
    External link (Cointelegraph coverage): <a href="https://cointelegraph.com/news/eth-etf" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Cointelegraph — Spot ETH ETF coverage</a>. Cointelegraph

18. 17) WORLD ECONOMY UPDATE
    SEO snippet: IMF & World Bank: global growth remains fragile but resilient; policy uncertainty (tariffs, trade) is the main downside risk.
    Short explainer: The IMF sees global growth in 2025/26 holding near ~3% with notable regional divergences; trade policy and tariffs are key downside risks. For exporters and importers, tracking IMF/World Bank guidance, currency moves, and regional demand shifts is essential for forecasting near-term orders. IMF+1
    LSI keywords: IMF outlook Oct 2025, global growth 2025, World Bank Global Economic Prospects, trade policy risks.
    FAQs:
    Q: How does the U.S. economy affect global growth? — As the largest economy, U.S. demand, tariffs, and capital flows materially alter global projections. IMF
    External link (IMF WEO): <a href="https://www.imf.org/en/Publications/WEO" target="_blank" rel="noopener">IMF — World Economic Outlook</a>. IMF

19. 18) NUCLEAR ENERGY NEWS
    SEO snippet: Nuclear gets renewed interest — supply, waste-policy and SMR pilots shape the energy transition.
    Short explainer: Global and U.S. nuclear activity shows momentum: new-builds, advanced reactor pilots, and partnerships aimed at powering energy-intensive AI/data centers. However, waste-storage politics and local opposition remain major constraints (e.g., Holtec withdraws a proposed interim site). The IAEA and World Nuclear updates are primary sources for safety and grid-power status (e.g., Zaporizhzhia concerns). Reuters+1
    LSI keywords: nuclear news Oct 2025, small modular reactors (SMRs), nuclear waste policy, IAEA Zaporizhzhia update.
    FAQs:
    Q: Is nuclear being driven by AI/data-center demand? — Partly: baseload, low-carbon power is attractive to hyperscalers that need reliable, low-emission supply. American Nuclear Society
    External link (World Nuclear / IAEA context): <a href="https://www.world-nuclear.org/information-library/current-and-future-generation/plans-for-new-reactors-worldwide.aspx" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">World Nuclear — Plans for new reactors worldwide</a>. world-nuclear.org

20. 19) MORTGAGE RATES NEWS
    SEO snippet: 30-year fixed eases to ~6.30% — modest relief but still high for many buyers.
    Short explainer: Freddie Mac’s weekly Primary Mortgage Market Survey shows a dip to ~6.30% for 30-year fixed as of Oct 9, 2025, the lowest in about a year. That’s better for affordability vs. recent peaks, yet still suppresses refinancing activity for many households. Real estate and construction technology teams should plan for continued household caution and longer sales cycles. Freddie Mac
    LSI keywords: mortgage rates Oct 2025, Freddie Mac weekly, 30-year fixed 6.30, housing market outlook.
    FAQs:
    Q: Will rates fall further? — Possible but contingent on Fed policy, Treasury yields and inflation data returns. Freddie Mac
    External link (Freddie Mac survey): <a href="https://www.freddiemac.com/pmms" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Freddie Mac — Primary Mortgage Market Survey (PMMS)</a>. Freddie Mac

21. 20) NOVINTRADES — INTRODUCTION (BRAND & REPORTAGE)
    SEO snippet: Novintrades — B2B marketplace for oil, chemicals, minerals and industrial goods; reportage to amplify supplier visibility.
    Short explainer: Novintrades (www.novintrades.com) builds a next-generation B2B marketplace linking global buyers and sellers across oil products, chemicals, minerals, building materials and industrial goods. The platform blends product catalogs, supplier vetting and an SEO-optimized Reportage section for sponsored thought leadership that helps suppliers reach procurement and sourcing teams. Readers are invited to explore product pages and the Reportages hub — and to join Novintrades’ Telegram channel for sourcing alerts. novintrades.com+1
    SEO snippet for Novintrades section: Novintrades — B2B marketplace for oil, chemicals & minerals; explore products & sponsored reportages.
    LSI keywords: Novintrades marketplace, B2B oil suppliers, industrial product catalog, sponsored reportages.
    FAQs:
    Q: What does Novintrades offer? — Product listings, Reportage (sponsored SEO content), and supplier discovery tools aimed at enterprise buyers. novintrades.com
    Q: How to stay informed? — Visit product pages and reportages; join the Telegram channel: https://t.me/novintrades.
    External links (brand & reportage):

• <a href="https://www.novintrades.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Novintrades — Home</a>. novintrades.com
• <a href="https://www.novintrades.com/reportages" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Novintrades — Reportages (sponsored analyses)</a>. novintrades.com

22. 21) CONCLUSION
    SEO snippet: Quick action checklist: watch data releases, stress-test scenarios, and use tech signals to anticipate demand shifts.
    Short explainer & action points: The U.S. economy in mid-October 2025 mixes surprisingly strong output (Q2 BEA; Q3 nowcasts) with elevated risk from political and trade uncertainty. For teams that buy, build, or invest:

• Monitor private nowcasts and corporate earnings for near-term demand signals (because federal data are delayed). atlantafed.org
• Stress-test supplier contracts against oil and FX moves; consider short-term hedges. Reuters
• Plan capex timing around Fed signals, especially for high-cap projects (data-centers, AI infrastructure). Reuters
• Follow sector-specific trackers (Apple, EVs, Ethereum ETFs, nuclear pilots) for direct business implications. American Nuclear Society+3Apple Investor Relations+3Reuters+3

Expanded FAQs (global & tech-focused):
Q: What’s the single best leading indicator while official data are paused? — Private model nowcasts (e.g., Atlanta Fed GDPNow), PMI/ISM surveys, and corporate earnings calls. atlantafed.org
Q: How should procurement teams act? — Re-evaluate near-term fixed-price contracts, consider partial hedges for energy-exposed categories, and keep alternate suppliers warm.
Q: Where to find continuous updates? — Use Reuters/Bloomberg live feeds, BEA/EIA/Freddie Mac for official releases, and industry-specific outlets (TechCrunch/Cointelegraph/NASA/World Nuclear) for sector moves. Bureau of Economic Analysis+2Reuters+2