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Monday, September 7
Good morning - here are the ten things worth knowing before your first meeting, and why each one earns its spot.
Weather · Dallas, TX
High 91°, low 74°. Clear through the morning, storm chance after 4 PM - take the umbrella if you're out late.
High 91°, low 74°. Clear through the morning, storm chance after 4 PM - take the umbrella if you're out late.
01
The Fed's next move just got harder to read
Friday's jobs revision took 158,000 positions out of the spring totals, and futures now price a September cut at near-certain. The open question is size: a quarter point says confidence, a half says worry.
Why it matters — Rate expectations reprice everything on your desk - mortgage pipelines, treasury yields, and the dollar all move off Tuesday's CPI print.
Reuters · Read the source
02
Neoclouds are doubling capacity on borrowed money
CoreWeave and its peers are adding AI compute at a pace the industry has never financed before - roughly 2x a year, funded mostly by debt against chips that depreciate fast.
Why it matters — If you buy AI services, this is your supply chain. Leveraged capacity works until utilization slips, and the first crack will show up in pricing, not headlines.
The Economist · Read the source
03
Workers have stopped switching jobs
Job-to-job moves are at their lowest since 2020 even as openings hold steady. Economists call it job hugging: in an uncertain market, the known beats the raise.
Why it matters — Retention data will flatter you this year. Read it as risk aversion, not loyalty - and expect pent-up movement the moment confidence returns.
The Wall Street Journal · Read the source
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Markets
S&P futures +0.3%, 10-year at 4.02%, Brent $78.40 Bloomberg
S&P futures +0.3%, 10-year at 4.02%, Brent $78.40 Bloomberg
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