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Hot Inflation Sank Stocks. Why Didn’t Bonds Panic Too?
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CPI data rattles markets, traders scramble
- CPI data rattles financial markets
- Traders scrambling for clarity
- S&P 500 shows aggressive move lower
- NASDAQ testing former resistance turn support
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Long end of yield curve reacts to CPI
- Long end of yield curve unclenching
- Competition for long-term financing
- Open AI revenue discrepancy
- Bonds rally on disappointment
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Short end of yield curve selloff
- Short end cannot hold selloff
- 2-year note drops to cycle lows
- Hike odds ascend but fade
- Market response to yield seessaw
8:11lesson
CPI data breakdown and market expectations
- CPI report: 3.7% headline, 2.6% core
- Headline and core services inflation up
- Food category declined
- Inflation broad-based with energy and services
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Market reaction to CPI data and policy expectations
- Markets react counterintuitively to CPI
- Policy expectations shift slightly hawkish
- Fed still pricing 50 basis points in 2027
- Markets not fully pricing in rate hikes
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Markets signal cyclical downturn
- Markets suggest Fed will be less reactive
- Inflation not enough to justify rate hikes
- Economic data points to sub-4% GDP
- Cyclical downturn implications
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Positioning and market outlook
- Holding long gold while it holds low
- Short dollar against Aussie and euro
- Short European stock index via FEZ
- Long Bitcoin via call verticals
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