
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.

SPY closed at $766.08 Thursday, up 0.02%, as Industrials and Technology led a 5-5 sector split while Health Care and Real Estate lagged.

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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.

Q2 GDP's second estimate and July PCE land at 8:30 AM ET as SPY sits near multi-week highs and QQQ lags its moving averages.

Mainland China stocks slipped Tuesday on metals-share weakness ahead of Jackson Hole, but U.S. metals miners XME and COPX are near 52-week highs, a divergence that argues for profit-taking, not a demand shock.

APLD closed up 7.29% on August 25 to $28.85 but remains 43.1% below its 52-week high, a case study in AI-datacenter neocloud volatility as CoreWeave and IREN show the same pattern.

Bitcoin topped $80,000 this week, up roughly 22% in seven sessions, but SPY and QQQ show only modest gains. The read-through is narrow: bitcoin mining and exchange equities are absorbing the move while the broad index stays flat.

Nvidia trades at 23.6x forward earnings against 97.2% expected revenue growth heading into Wednesday's print, while AMD's new 432GB HBM4 accelerator shows memory, not compute, is now squeezing AI hardware margins.

The Fed held at 3.50-3.75% on a 9-3 vote with three hawkish dissents as the ON RRP facility drained to $0.4B. What the liquidity data means before September.

Gold hit $4,695.90 on falling yields and a soft dollar, oil broke to $80.80 in its worst five day stretch of the quarter, and copper sits a nickel from a 52-week high. Here is what the CFTC data and cross-asset signals say comes next.