
Bitcoin Holds $75K as ETF Outflow Snaps Inflow Streak
Bitcoin spot ETFs posted a net $51.3 million outflow on Sept 17, snapping a seven-day inflow streak. Bitcoin held above $75,000 despite the Fed's rate hike.
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Bitcoin spot ETFs posted a net $51.3 million outflow on Sept 17, snapping a seven-day inflow streak. Bitcoin held above $75,000 despite the Fed's rate hike.

Crude slides to $101.52 on easing Middle East supply fears while copper holds $6.53 as managed money adds net length after the Fed's 25bp hike to 3.75%-4.00%.

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Kalshi and Polymarket have both collapsed October 1 shutdown odds to about 1 percent after H.R. 6500 funded the government through December 11, ending a six-week repricing that began at 66 percent in July.

The Atlanta Fed Wage Growth Tracker hit 4.1 percent in August, with job switchers at 5.0 percent, as rising job-change pay gains complicate the cooling labor market story.

EIA weekly diesel hit $6.285 a gallon for the week of September 14, up 68% year over year, while the Freightos container index slipped to $3,499, shifting freight cost pressure from the pier to the highway.

TSMC's August 2026 net revenue reached NT$514.81 billion, up 53.3% year over year, the strongest monthly print of the year and fresh confirmation that AI chip demand is still accelerating.

The NAHB housing market index fell to 32 in September, a twelve-month low, while 38 percent of builders reported cutting prices and the average reduction deepened to 6 percent as the week's Freddie Mac print hit 6.97 percent.

Ground beef averaged a record $6.92 a pound in August, up 9.6 percent year over year, even as the broader grocery basket stayed nearly flat.

August existing-home sales fell to a 3.98 million annual pace while months of supply climbed to 4.9, the highest in over ten years, giving buyers their strongest buyer's market conditions since 2015.

The Federal Reserve's September 2026 rate outlook turned hawkish after a unanimous hike to 4%. Learn what the new dot plot and rate path mean for markets.

Kalshi's NFL Week 1 vig of 4.32% beat DraftKings at 4.51% and FanDuel at 4.44%, marking the first time the prediction market priced straight bets cheaper than legacy sportsbooks during the NFL season.