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Week in Markets

Bank beats, hot inflation and CoreWeave: Wall Street's split week

Through Thursday the Dow gained about 1% while the Nasdaq lost 2.4%. Bank earnings landed as we flagged, then CoreWeave's bonds took over the week.

Jack Green·16 Oct 2026
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Week in Markets

How oil and a 2002 yield high undid Wall Street's record week

The S&P 500 set a record above 7,800 on Tuesday and gave it back by Thursday. Oil, a 24-year high in Treasury yields and Delta's fuel bill explain why.

Jack Green·9 Oct 2026
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Saturday Special

The Ten Year Has Stopped Taking Its Orders From The Federal Reserve

The ten-year Treasury yield has detached from the Fed policy path. Soft payrolls no longer rescue long bonds, so equity rallies built on weak growth data are borrowed.

Andrew Menzies·3 Oct 2026
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Week in Markets

Wall Street's week: a 24-year yield high and Accenture's best day

Treasury yields reached a 24-year high this week, capping Wall Street even as Accenture and Micron beat forecasts. Our five daily notes, reviewed.

Jack Green·2 Oct 2026
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Week in Markets

Two Nasdaq records, then a 5.2% yield: Wall Street's week

Two record Nasdaq closes, then a bond market that took them both back. The week Wall Street's AI rally met a 10-year yield at its highest since 2007.

Jack Green·25 Sept 2026
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Week in Markets

Oil past $100 and a hawkish Fed rethink: Wall Street's week

Brent's run past $100 cost the Dow 1,350 points in three sessions, drove the hottest PPI of this cycle and left a Fed rise all but priced in for Wednesday.

Jack Green·11 Sept 2026
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Week in Markets

Wall Street's week: an oil shock, a jobs shock and 36 points

Wall Street spent the week repricing a Fed rate rise rather than a cut. What we flagged on Monday, how Broadcom and Dell landed, and Friday so far.

Jack Green·4 Sept 2026
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Week in Markets

Nvidia delivered, then Warsh took over: Wall Street's week

Nvidia's $89bn data-centre quarter broke a three-day standstill on Wall Street, lifting the Nasdaq 1.57% on Thursday. Then Kevin Warsh took the podium.

Jack Green·28 Aug 2026