Daily Briefing — June 25, 2026
Today’s Briefing
Wednesday, June 24, 2026
Oil Below $72, Gold Sliding, and the Market Is Sending a Message About Growth
Economic Wire: Treasury yields dip as oil falls to pre-war levels
According to CNBC, the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield dipped Tuesday as oil prices fell back to pre-war levels. It sounds like a routine market update. It isn’t.
The Fed’s Rate Is Frozen. That’s Actually the Story.
The effective federal funds rate has sat at 3.63% for at least six consecutive days. No drift. No flicker. Just a flat line that tells you something important about where monetary policy stands right
The National Debt Crossed $39.3 Trillion. Here’s Why the Daily Wobble Isn’t the Story.
The US national debt ticked down a trivial $310 million on June 23, landing at $39.32 trillion. Don’t let the daily noise distract you. The actual story is in the annual number: the debt has grown by
Economic Wire: Federal Reserve Board’s annual bank stress test confirms tha
According to a Federal Reserve press release published June 24, the Fed’s annual stress test of large U.S.
The Yield Curve Is Positive Again. Here’s Why That’s Worth Watching.
The 10-year/2-year Treasury spread sits at 0.30% as of June 24, a small dip from 0.34% the day before, but still firmly in positive territory. That might not sound like a headline. But given where thi
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Correction (September 25, 2026): An earlier version of this briefing included a story saying natural gas was nearly 8% cheaper than a year earlier. EIA weekly Henry Hub data show the week ending June 19, 2026 at $3.12, 1.3% above the same week a year earlier ($3.08). That story has been withdrawn for correction.
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