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A hand above a payment approval switch, connected through a green gate beside an invoice.

AI agents · Sep 26

Before an AI Agent Makes a Payment: Permissions, Limits and Approval

An agent can prepare a payment. Separate controls must decide whether it is allowed to send it.

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Diagram: an application passes through a credit model to adverse action and a notice; specific reasons such as delinquent credit obligations qualify, while internal standards or a failed qualifying score do not.

Adverse action notice · Oct 16

AI Credit Denials and Adverse Action Notices: What ECOA Requires

A model-driven credit denial still needs specific, accurate reasons, even after the CFPB withdrew its AI circular.

U.S. seasonally adjusted initial claims were 199,000 for the week ended October 10, up 1,000 from the revised prior week.

Jobless claims · Oct 16

U.S. Initial Jobless Claims Rise to 199,000

The October 15 release puts initial claims 1,000 above the revised prior week; continuing claims cover an earlier week.

Illustrated flow from Treasury borrowing estimates through TBAC documents to the 3-year, 10-year and 30-year auction schedule.

Treasury · Oct 15

How Treasury Quarterly Refunding Works

A practical guide to Treasury borrowing estimates, TBAC materials and the auction package.

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