Asian stocks sold off on Thursday after Wall Street slipped and crude stayed above $100 a barrel. The Hang Seng dropped 1.29% to 24,950 while the S&P 500 closed 0.48% lower at 7,636. At the same time the gap between US and Chinese 10 year yields hit a record 317 basis points, a level that now competes directly with cash paid by dividend stocks.
The yen is holding near 154 per dollar, and this time the move did not need a fresh official bid. Tokyo is pricing a …
OpenAI just locked dedicated compute at two Malaysia sites run by Nvidia backed Firmus. Contracted capacity at the …
US stocks still look calm on the surface. Long Treasury yields do not. The 30 year yield has already printed above 5.3% …
The US military struck three Iranian oil tankers on 5 September after Iranian forces fired on a carrier and a destroyer. …
The August jobs report did not whisper. US payrolls rose 162,000 against a 55,000 forecast, and the unemployment rate …
The S&P 500 last printed near 7748, up about 1.1 percent, while the US 10 year yield sat at 4.772 percent. Stocks …
The market spent a few months treating software like a dead man walking. Salesforce (CRM) then printed second quarter …
Cash at BP and TMUS still looks usable. Prices and boards do not. Brent sat near $95.55. The S&P 500 was at 7,631, …
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh used Jackson Hole to sketch a policy framework, not to hand markets a rate call. Then …