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The United Auto Workers union is expected to announce a new tentative labor contract with $Ford Motor(F.US)$ on Wednesday night after intense bargaining throughout the day, according to people with knowledge of the talks. The UAW, now in the sixth week of its strike at the three Detroit automakers, has called for work stoppages at three Ford factories and sent more than 16,000 U.S. factory workers at the Dearborn, Mich., based car company to picket lines. The two sides have moved closer on key bargaining issues in recent days, the people said. As part of the proposed contract, Ford has agreed to give factory workers a 25% wage increase over the life of the agreement, including a 11% bump in the first year, according to people familiar with the details. The wage increase would bump the top

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AT&T(T.US) 17.650 17.680 -10.41% +0.17% Post By Emily Bary Shares of $AT&T(T.US)$ Inc. were on track for their worst day since 2000 Thursday after the company fell short of free-cash flow expectations but reiterated its full-year target on the closely watched metric. Free-cash flow for the first quarter came in at $1 billion, whereas analysts were modeling $3.2 billion. AT&T (T) said previously that the first quarter tends to be seasonally slow on the metric due to the timing of device payments, incentive compensation and other factors, and executives reiterated many of those points Thursday. Capital investments, device payments and incentive compensation "all peaked in the first quarter," Chief Financial Officer Pascal Desroches said on the company's earnings call. Amir Rozwad

MACRO Fed's Mester Signals Support for Another Hike But Urges Prudence "I anticipate that monetary policy will need to move somewhat further into restrictive territory this year, with the fed funds rate moving above 5% and the real fed funds rate staying in positive territory for some time," Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Loretta Mester said Thursday. "Precisely how much higher the federal funds rate will need to go from here and for how long policy will need to remain restrictive will depend on economic and financial developments," said Mester, a usually hawkish voice who doesn't vote on rates this year. US Recurring Jobless Claims Jump to Highest Since November 2021 Continuing claims, or the number of people who have already filed an initial application and are now clai