
Jackson Hole 2026 Opens: What Markets Are Watching Today
Jackson Hole 2026 opens today under a payments-and-policy theme, Chair Warsh's first appearance since confirmation. Here is what markets are watching.
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Jackson Hole 2026 opens today under a payments-and-policy theme, Chair Warsh's first appearance since confirmation. Here is what markets are watching.

July PCE matched the 0.2% core inflation consensus and held at 3.3% y/y, but personal income jumped 0.4%, more than double forecasts. First market reaction, real prints inside.

Q2 GDP held at 1.5% in the second estimate, matching the advance print and consensus, but the GDP price index was revised up to 6.4% from 6.2%, the hottest inflation reading in the report since 2022.

July PCE lands Wednesday with core inflation at 3.29% YoY. Consensus, the Fed's 9-3 split, and what a surprise means for stocks, bonds and gold.

The Fed held at 3.50-3.75% on a 9-3 vote as July payrolls fell 23,000, the first drop this cycle, while inflation remains above target.

Core PCE held at 3.29% in June, 80 basis points above core CPI, while the overnight reverse repo facility drained to $0.2 billion and the Treasury General Account rebuilt to $953.6 billion.

US debt crossed $40 trillion this week as 30 year Treasury yields hit their highest level since 2007, and a record AI corporate borrowing wave is competing with government issuance for the same capital. Gold logged a third straight weekly gain as the hedge trade responds.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $517 million on August 20 as the SEC's first crypto-specific rulemaking proposal added a regulatory tailwind to a strong flow month.

Debt hits $40T, FOMC minutes run hawkish, and Treasury doubles buybacks. Here is how rates, equities, gold, silver and bitcoin each reacted.

FOMC minutes showed a 9-3 split hold vote as the 30-year Treasury yield hit a 19-year high, before Treasury's buyback-doubling pulled yields back and gold jumped 3.84%.

Rupee fell to 95.68/USD on oil-driven dollar demand as the US and Canada delayed a 50% tariff on $20B of Canadian goods just before deadline. Analysis of...

The 30-year Treasury hit 5.33% as the yield curve undergoes its most aggressive bear steepening in years. Here is what three specific signals tell us about where rates go next.