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Gaza ceasefire deal major breakthrough / FOMC minutes : divided / TSLA / Eq Market leadership flipping / Bessent

  • Writer: Stéphan
    Stéphan
  • Oct 9
  • 3 min read
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  • Markets : Divided Fed officials saw another two interest rate cuts by the end of 2025, minutes show (priced in), Bessent grilled Fed chair candidates on rates and QE, TSLA's cheaper new car that isn't, First Brand creditor says ''up to $2.3bn simply vanished, seeks investigation'', lots of chatters about AI ''circular economy-revenues'' (no market reaction yet anyway), GS still thinks no bubble yet, 91% of Fund Managers believe U.S. Stocks are overvalued, the most in history (BofA FMs), market leadership quietly flipping from risk on AI mania to risk off balance-sheet survival... USDollar found some strength lately (lead by USDJPY), EURUSD topped aorund 1.18-1.19 area, USDCHF popping its head back above 0.80+ area, major usd pairs never really followed the general USD weakness vs precious metals - big picture, all been about the 'debasement' trade it has been last few months... precious metals up vs everything, cryptos, mega caps in eq, and generally speaking a weak #duration in bond world, lead by JGB's, never healthy to call any turn, which such momentum of late, never hurts to take some profit mind..

  • Geopolitics : What we know about the 'first phase' of the Gaza peace deal, Moscow says momentum for peace deal after Trump-Putin summit has been exhausted

  • China expands rare-earth export curbs, including oversight overseas

    Mining and processing technologies, companies outside country subject to licensing rules. Even Tesla's biggest fan on Wall Street isn't impressed with Elon Musk's cheaper new car. Even Tesla’s biggest bull can’t spin this one: Elon Musk’s “affordable” EVs cost nearly $40,000 — cheaper on paper, not in practice

  • OpenAI has literally engrained itself in most of the world's largest technology companies. And, almost all of the money that companies are investing in OpenAI is being used BY OpenAI to purchase products and compute from the investor/Thread



















GOLDMAN SACHS: NO STOCK BUBBLE YET Goldman Sachs says the market shows some bubble-like signs but remains driven by strong fundamentals. Tech valuations are high, but leading firms are financially solid, and the AI sector is still concentrated among major players. The bank says valuations aren’t at historic bubble levels yet but urges investors to stay diversified.






 
 
 

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