美联储理事巴尔：抵押贷款利率有所上升，但随着通胀下降，利率也会降低。

The Wall Street Journal reports U.S. oil executives are lobbying to block a diesel export ban being considered by President Trump. Industry officials had believed they had persuaded Washington to maintain exports, but Trump told the U.N. General Assembly he is weighing limits, surprising energy executives. Company executives and lobbyists have phoned administration officials and Republican lawmakers to oppose a ban, but Republican senators facing election pressure are urging action, making some form of export restriction appear increasingly likely. Oil companies warn even a temporary curtailment of diesel exports could cost U.S. refiners tens of billions of dollars in revenue. An energy adviser tied to refiners said the whole industry is mobilizing and that Republicans view a temporary export ban as the only way to help win several key Senate races.

BARKIN said curbing market inf expectations could help ease upward price pressure without relying on 'demand destruction' measures.