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Yields Fell and the AI Complex Fell Harder — a Financial Times Report on OpenAI Revenue Breaks the Defensive-Tech Trade, While the 30-Year Auction Confirms the Repricing
Data:Main Theme: “The Shelter Stopped Sheltering” — The 10-year fell from 5.331% to 5.231% and a $22 billion 30-year auction cleared at 5.618% with a 2.54 bid-to-cove...
The Highest 10-Year Auction Yield Since 2000 Draws Strong Demand — the Fed Minutes Show Most Saw Another Hike Coming, and the Russell 2000 Falls 1.31% Against the S&P’s 0.22%
Data:Main Theme: “The Buyers Showed Up” — A $39 billion 10-year note auction cleared at roughly 5.3%, the highest for a 10-year auction since 2000, and drew ...
The S&P 500 Posts Its First Close Above 7,800 as the 30-Year Breaches 5.7% — a Second Session of Decoupling, and Small Caps Are Down 5.4% in Three Months
Data:Main Theme: “Records at the Top, Erosion Underneath” — The S&P 500 closed at a record 7,818.93, its first close above 7,800 and its first record since August, while the ...
The Nasdaq Closes at a Record While the 10-Year Hits a 24-Year High of 5.31% — ISM Services Prices Rise to 74 and Nvidia Approaches $6 Trillion
Data:Main Theme: “Equities Finally Decoupled From the Long End” — The Nasdaq Composite closed at a record 27,477.31 on the same day the 10-year Treasury yield reached 5.31%, its highest since ...
Payrolls Come in at 29,000 With July and August Revised Down 60,000 — the Fed Goes “Definitely on Hold for October” and the Nasdaq Rallies 1.19%
Data:Main Theme: “The Summer Contraction Is Back” — September payrolls rose just 29,000 against a consensus near 84,000–90,000, unemployment ticked up to 4.2%, and July and August were revise...