
Growth led, then the 5% 10-year took the floor: a rate-shock rotation under thin breadth
SPY closed Thursday up 0.72% at 767.18, but a 5% 10-year yield drove a rate-shock rotation under thin breadth ahead of the Sept 30 core PCE print.
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SPY closed Thursday up 0.72% at 767.18, but a 5% 10-year yield drove a rate-shock rotation under thin breadth ahead of the Sept 30 core PCE print.

Kalshi's Anthropic-first contract trades at 93 cents on September 25 after Sam Altman ruled out a 2026 OpenAI listing and Anthropic's own window slipped to November.

Suez Canal transits rose from 41 to 48 in Week 38, adding effective capacity faster than carriers can blank sailings, and Drewry's 24 September print has Asia-Europe rates falling while Transpacific holds.

Median employee tenure rose to 4.1 years in January 2026 from 3.9 in 2024, the first increase since 2016, and the short-tenured share fell to 20.6 percent, confirming a labor market frozen between rare layoffs and stalled hiring.

Memory inventories have collapsed to under a week of supply, and Micron's September 30 results will show whether AI demand can justify prices that have risen tenfold in parts of the channel.

Census data put August new-home sales at a 684,000 annual pace, up 6.4 percent from July, and months of supply fell to 8.5 as the resale market's high-rate stall quietly became the builder's advantage.

EIA's weekly survey put regular gasoline at $4.478 a gallon for the week of September 21, the highest print since July 2022 and 41 percent above last year, during the weeks when pump prices normally fall.

EIA's weekly survey put U.S. retail diesel at $6.529 a gallon for the week of September 21, a record 74 percent above last year, even as WTI crude slid to about $91, and the gap is a tax on everything that arrives by truck.

Crude steadied at $92 after the late-September unwind, but the distillate crack near $98 a barrel shows refinery tightness never left the product barrel.

Jobless claims today, then August PCE and Q2 GDP on Sept 30, decide whether the Fed's dot-plot 'one more hike' lands at the October FOMC.

Bitcoin slipped under $84,000 as Treasury yields hit 2007 highs, but spot-ETF inflows held near $609M on Wednesday. A $15.9B Friday options expiry looms.

Ukraine enters October with a $27bn 2026 budget shortfall. The roughly EUR210bn of frozen Russian assets at Euroclear is the fix no one has agreed to use.