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10/17/2026

WARREN BUFFETT WATCH

Berkshire shares rally to highest level since Buffett revealed he would step down as CEOBerkshire Hathaway shares closed today at their highest level since Warren Buffett told shareholders at the May 2025 annual meeting he planned to step down as CEO at the end of that year.

The day before that Saturday surprise, both the Class A and Class B shares had closed at all-time highs.

Over the next three months, they lost more than 14% of their value as investors worried a Buffett premium was dissolving.

Its been more than a year since their post-meeting low in August of 2025, and the recovery has not been a straight line, but today, BRK.A closed at $798,000, just 1.4% below its all-time closing high of $809,350.

The B shares ended today at $532.02, also 1.4% under its all-time closing high of $539.80.

A loss yesterday broke a 10-session winning streak that added 5% to Berkshires stock prices but they rebounded with gains of more than 1% today.

CNBC Pro thinks investors may be happy Berkshire is spending some of its big cash pile under CEO Greg Abel, with $4.5 billion of buybacks in Q2, investments in Alphabet, Taylor Morrison Home, Lennar, (although there havent been any buys of that stock since October 2), and now, Bending Spoons. (More on that below).

It also notes Keefe, Bruyette & Woods analyst Meyer Shields believes higher short-term interest rates are helping to lift the shares.

Berkshire still has roughly $360 billion in cash, a good symbol of continued patience under the new CEO, and those higher rates mean they’ll be making more money on that money.

In addition, its insurance operations have benefited from a quiet hurricane season so far.Higher oil prices are good for its $19 billion stake in Chevron, which closed today at an all-time high after gaining almost 36% since the start of July. Berkshires energy-related subsidiaries are also getting a tailwind.

And recently, Berkshire may be getting a boost as investors shift away from high-flying AI and tech stocks and turn to old economy names.

For example, Coca-Cola, a long-time Buffett favorite and now a $37.6 billion holding, also closed today at an all-time high, perhaps with some extra help from KFCs switch from Pepsi to Coke. Its up 34% year-to-date.Berkshires position has gained $2.4 billion since last Friday, overtaking Alphabet to become the third largest stake in its portfolio.

Berkshires B shares have cut their June 1 deficit of 17.5 percentage points versus the Samp;P 500 by almost two-thirds.They are now 6.0 percentage points behind the benchmark for the year.

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10/16/2026

Manufactured housing gets a federal boost, but barriers remain

Legislation designed to expand manufactured housing supply faces a variety of challenges at the national, state and local levels.

Makers of manufactured housing cheered the passage of the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, but there remain barriers to expanding the housing alternative.

The new law calls for the removal of the permanent steel chassis requirement, allowing qualifying manufactured homes to more closely resemble site-built housing and reduce production costs.

Provisions in the housing bill also require the Federal Housing Administration and the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to improve access to mortgage financing and to encourage localities to loosen zoning restrictions.

Those changes ultimately reflect a growing recognition among policymakers that manufactured housing could play a larger role in expanding attainable homeownership opportunities.

However, numerous challenges still must be overcome — not the least is the scope and timing of the required changes remain uncertain.

HUD, which has seen its staff dramatically reduced due to federal workforce reductions, is responsible for implementing most of the new requirements and must undertake extensive rulemaking and administrative actions.

Another barrier is many of the policy changes affecting manufactured housing would involve modifying state and local regulations. Local zoning restrictions are seen as a crucial problem, with many communities wanting to limit the locations of manufactured housing communities (MHCs).

Financing issues also continue to limit affordability. While manufactured housing is generally cheaper than traditional site-built housing, but many buyers who place their homes on rented land in MHCs — rely on home-only loans with borrowing costs far above conventional mortgages.

But demand remains strong. Limited new expansion in recent years has kept national vacancy rates at around 5% in MHCs. Rent growth of 6.2% was recorded so far in 2026, down from a 7.9% increase posted last year. One sign of the strong demand markets have recorded inventory growth and above-average rent gains.

Another sign of strength is that sales involving MHCs have remained steady. Transactions in the first eight months of 2026 have already surpassed the annual totals for both 2023 and 2024.

Age-restricted communities are seeing new developments, stable vacancy rates and strong rent growth. Florida, Arizona and California, where there are large numbers of age-restricted properties, aging populations continue to support long-term tenant demand.

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10/16/2026

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10/16/2026

Fed’s Warsh withholds rate signal, praises recent global tightening

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh, in his speech Friday, declined to offer clues on whether there will be an interest rate hike this month.

He acknowledged a “synchronous tightening” by central banks around the world, saying there are “no free riders.

”He expressed optimism that artificial intelligence will make economies that use it well more productive and wealthier, warning the road there will be “very bumpy.”

https://www.cnbc.com/video/2026/10/16/fedas-warsh-withholds-rate-signal-praises-recent-global-tightening-with-ano-free-ridersa.html

BANGKOK — “I don’t prejudge meetings. I don’t believe in saying now what I might do at the meetings that we have in the balance of this year,” Warsh said, reiterating his opposition to the use of forward guidance for markets that should rely on interpreting data.

He also acknowledged that stance may disappoint anyone who had hoped for a steer ahead of the central bank meeting later this month. “It’s a new chapter at the Fed [and] we’re not in that business anymore,” he said.

Warsh spoke at a fireside chat with the International Monetary Fund’s managing director, Kristalina Georgieva, as part of the weeklong IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok on Friday.

“Alongside other recent comments from FOMC participants, Warsh’s comments indicate that the FOMC is set to pause in October,” Goldman Sachs economists led by Jan Hatzius wrote in a note. “We continue to expect a second and final hike in December.

”S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures edged higher following the speech, while stock market indexes in Asia and Treasury yields were largely stable.

Warsh described the global shift toward tighter monetary policy as a common fight on prices. Central banks made their own choices under their own mandates, he said, but the result was “a synchronous tightening in monetary policy in most places around the world,” which means “there’s no free riders.

”Surging energy costs stemming from the Iran war and artificial intelligence investment boom are stoking inflation and pushing up borrowing costs around the world, just as global public debt is on pace to exceed 100% of the world’s GDP, a level last breached in the aftermath of World War II.

The U.S. government has insisted that strong growth would be the best way to grow out of its rising debt pile, dismissing IMF’s warning that the plans of relying solely on growth won’t work as something that needs to be taken “with a grain of salt.

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10/15/2026

Treasury yields slide as investors flee to safety of bonds amid tech rout

Treasury yields dropped Thursday, as investors continued to cash in technology shares and fled to the safety of bonds following the latest wholesale inflation data.

The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield recently tumbled almost 13 basis points to 5.066%, as did the 30-year Treasury bond yield, to 5.40%. The 2-year Treasury note yield was down more than 6 basis points, to 4.74%.

One basis point equals to 0.01%, and yields and prices move in opposite directions.

Wholesale prices jumped at an annual rate of 6.3% in September, the biggest gain since 2022, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Economists polled by Dow Jones were forecasting an advance of 5.5%.

The producer price report comes on the heels of the latest consumer price index released Wednesday that also came in hotter than expected. The measure of goods and services costs across the U.S. economy rose 0.6% monthly and 3.7% on an annual basis in September against the consensus forecast for gains of 0.6% and 3.6%, respectively.

Investors rotated into bonds amid a broader flight to safety, as growing fears of higher inflation and interest rates, and their effect on the AI spending boom, saw investors dump shares of high-flying technology companies.

The data did little to change interest rate expectations, with fed funds futures pricing in at least one more quarter-point raise by the end of the year, according to the CME FedWatch tool. The likelihood that rates will move higher than the current fed funds range of 3.75% to 4.00% has risen sharply over the past month.

“With a second day in a row of higher-than-expected inflation numbers, it seems the Fed will have no choice but to raise rates again this year,” said Chris Zaccarelli, chief investment officer at Northlight Asset Management. “While we don’t expect them to raise rates later this month (because it is so close to the mid-term election), we do think that they will increase the Fed Funds rate another [quarter point] in December.

”Last month, the U.S. central bank raised benchmark lending rates for the first time this year, lifting fed funds from their prior range of 3.50% to 3.75%.

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10/15/2026

Hot CPI inflation print puts October rate hike in play

Both headline and core CPI came in higher than consensus forecasts

Consumer price inflation continued to trend in the wrong direction in September, according to estimates published Wednesday.

Across all categories, the consumer price index (CPI) posted 3.7% growth from a year ago, reflecting a 0.6% rise from August. Prices rose at their fastest pace since April.

Core inflation, which strips out volatile food and energy prices, matched August’s 0.3% increase, pushing core CPI up 2.6% year over year. That increase exceeded forecasts from economists, who expected 0.2% and 2.5% growth, respectively.

Fed policymakers meet in two weeks to weigh a possible rate hike after officials raised the federal funds rate by a quarter-point in September to a range of 3.75% to 4%.

With inflation well above the U.S. central bank’s stated 2% target, Fed officials said they believe additional rate hikes will be necessary. Inflation has accelerated in 2026 due to global energy and trade shocks, massive spending on AI and Trump tariffs, among other pressures.

Sam Williamson, an economist says the inflation data puts a Fed rate hike in play for October, after the likelihood of a rate hike this month diminished — especially with November midterm elections looming. The Fed typically steers clear of policy adjustments before elections to avoid appearing political.

“Before the report, markets expected the central bank to wait until December for its next rate hike, following its first increase in three years last month,” Williamson said. “With both headline and core inflation exceeding forecasts, policymakers may instead move that hike to October.

”Market-implied odds that the Fed would raise the federal funds rate by an additional 25 basis points at its October meeting jumped to nearly 50% after Wednesday’s inflation data. That compared to just 22% odds the previous day, according to CME FedWatch.

Higher prices for consumers were relatively broad-based last month, with inflation accelerating 0.3% across core good and 0.4% for core services. Those categories had posted 0.1% and 0.3% growth in August.

Meanwhile, the shelter index rose 0.4% over the month compared to 0.3% and 0.1% increases in August and July. Energy costs jumped for a second straight month, contributing to higher headline inflation overall.

September also marked the sixth consecutive month that annual gains in the CPI exceeded year-over-year wage gains for workers, underscoring the deepening pessimism consumers have reported about the economy over the course of 2026.

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10/14/2026

Pulte bows out of hotly anticipated MBA Annual appearance

Potential credit reporting changes were the rumor de jour for the FHFA director’s scheduled sit-down

Housing finance regulator Bill Pulte has backed out of a planned appearance at the Mortgage Bankers Association’s annual conference in Chicago.

A spokesperson for the MBA confirmed the news, saying the director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) cited scheduling conflicts.

Pulte, who also serves as board chair of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, had initially been scheduled to appear in person on Monday. It was rescheduled for a virtual appearance Tuesday before word got out Monday evening that he wouldn’t be attending at all.

The FHFA did not immediately respond to an inquiry regarding the specifics of the cancellation.

Heading into the MBA’s flagship conference, Bloomberg’s Katy O’Donnell reported that Pulte might potentially unveil plans to shift from tri-merge to bi-merge credit reporting requirements for loans delivered to Fannie and Freddie, according to a person familiar with the deliberations.

Bi-merge refers to a credit report that combines data from two of the three major credit bureaus: Equifax, Experian and TransUnion.

Pulte’s predecessor as FHFA chief, Sandra Thompson, had previously announced plans to shift to bi-merge, which some industry advocates had maintained would reduce costs passed through to consumers without introducing systemic credit risk.

Those plans were shelved when Thompson stepped down shortly before the Biden administration transitioned to the Trump administration in January 2025. Pulte took office two months later.

Though a bi-merge announcement was far from certain, it would have created an interesting dynamic if revealed on the MBA stage. The association’s president and CEO, Bob Broeksmit, has been the mortgage industry’s most prominent advocate for a single-file credit reporting framework over the past year, which would require data from just one bureau if the initial credit pull exceeds 700.

On Monday, during introductory remarks preceding a warmly received appearance by former President George W. Bush, Broeksmit hinted that a credit reporting transition may be forthcoming. But he didn’t get into specifics, saying the FHFA has “known for years that tri-merge is outdated and unnecessary.”

“The specific reform is still being worked out, but at this point, I am increasingly confident that tri-merge won’t be around for long,” Broeksmit said. “And the sooner it goes away, the better.”

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10/14/2026

10-year Treasury yield jumps as September core inflation comes in hotter than expected

The 10-year Treasury note yield rose on Wednesday following the latest U.S. inflation print.

The yield on the 10-year Treasury note — the main benchmark for mortgages, auto loans and credit card debt — jumped more than 7 basis points to 5.289% and reached the highest level since Oct. 8.

The longer-dated 30-year U.S. Treasury yield — which tends to react most to geopolitical events — was up more than 3 basis points to 5.602%.

The 2-year Treasury — which closely tracks the Fed’s interest rate decisions — gained more than 10 basis points to 4.895%. Earlier, it hit its highest level since Sept. 29.

One basis point equals 0.01%, or 1/100th of 1%, and yields and prices move inversely.

The consumer price index rose 3.7% year over year in September, higher than the Dow Jones consensus estimate of 3.6%. Core inflation, excluding food and energy prices, came in at 2.6% on an annualized basis, versus the 2.5% consensus estimate.

The latest inflation reading comes just two weeks before the Fed’s next interest rate decision.

With inflation remaining sticky, the central bank may need to raise rates higher and keep them there for longer in 2027, said Christopher Rupkey, chief economist at Fwdbonds.

“The bond bulls have turned around and are running the other way as 10-year yields have shot higher after today’s shocking inflation report,” he said. “Inflation is alive and the only way the Warsh Fed knows how to kill it is with another dose of higher rates.

”Odds for an October 28 quarter-point hike in the fed funds rate — currently 3.75% to 4.00% — increased to 43.7% from just 22.1% a day ago, according to futures trading measured by CME’s FedWatch tool.

There is now a greater than 95% chance of at least one hike before the year is out, and included in that is a 40% chance that rates are higher by a half-percentage point — double the odds one day ago.

Looking ahead to the rest of the week, investors also await the September reading for the producer price index, September retail sales data and weekly initial jobless claims figures, all due on Thursday.

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