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The market is wrestling with a contradiction that’s getting harder to ignore: oil prices that should be screaming inflation, but bond markets that are shrugging their shoulders. While crude holds above $100 and gas prices jump nearly 2% in a week, long-term inflation expectations sit stubbornly flat at 2.44% — as if investors believe this energy crisis is just a temporary hiccup. Meanwhile, the UAE’s exit from OPEC throws another wrench into the works, potentially flooding the market with oil just as geopolitical tensions keep supply chains on edge.

Today’s Briefing

The Morning Bell: Energy Reality Sets In

The Morning Bell

Markets are waking up to an uncomfortable truth: the Fed’s victory lap on inflation was premature. With crude holding above $100 and the Strait of Hormuz still closed after two months of military crisis, yesterday’s climb in Treasury rates signals th

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UAE Exit From OPEC Signals Broader Shift in Global Energy Power

News Wire

What Happened

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Gas Prices Jump Nearly 2% in a Week as Summer Driving Season Looms

Data Wire

Gas prices spiked 1.95% in just one week, hitting $4.12 per gallon — the highest level in over a month. That’s a 30% jump from where we were a year ago, putting the average fill-up about $15 more expe

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The World’s Biggest Banker Just Said the Quiet Part Out Loud About Debt

News Wire

According to CNBC, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned of “some kind of bond crisis” ahead, citing the unpredictable mix of mounting global debt risks.

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European Markets React to Middle East Uncertainty — But Energy’s Real Story Is Elsewhere

News Wire

What Happened

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Fed Funds Rate Locked at 3.64%: The Pause That Speaks Volumes

Fed Watch

The effective federal funds rate hasn’t budged from 3.64% in six straight trading days, a mechanical confirmation of what’s become the Fed’s new reality: monetary policy is on ice until the energy cri

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Treasuries Rise as Oil Shock Keeps Fed on Pause

Data Wire

Bond yields climbed to 4.35% Monday, up from 4.31% on Thursday, as the 10-year Treasury continues its volatile dance around energy-driven inflation fears. The move higher reflects investors pricing in

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2-Year Treasury Yields Hit Stall Speed as Energy Crisis Muddles Fed Path

Data Wire

The 2-year Treasury yield held dead flat at 3.78% through Friday, capping a week of indecision that tells the story of a bond market stuck between conflicting signals. After bouncing around between 3.

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National Debt Hits $38.96 Trillion as Energy Crisis Drives Fiscal Concerns

Data Wire

The US national debt crossed $38.96 trillion last week, adding $7.3 billion in just three trading days. What makes this surge particularly notable: it’s happening while an energy crisis hammers govern

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Yield Curve Flattening as Oil Crisis Reshapes Bond Markets

Fed Watch

The spread between 10-year and 2-year Treasury yields compressed to 0.52% Monday from 0.57% Friday — a 5 basis point flattening that reflects how the Strait of Hormuz crisis is reshaping Fed expectati

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Inflation Expectations Flat Despite Oil Crisis

Fed Watch

Bond markets are sending a curious signal: despite crude oil surging nearly 50% since February, long-term inflation expectations remain stubbornly anchored at 2.44%.

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The UAE Just Dealt OPEC Its Biggest Blow Since 2016

News Wire

According to CNBC, the UAE announced it’s leaving OPEC, citing its desire to ramp up oil production without the cartel’s production constraints — a move that could put serious downward pressure on cru

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AI Revenue Growth Stumbles as Energy Crisis Tests Tech Resilience

News Wire

According to CNBC, Wall Street stocks fell after reports that OpenAI’s revenue and user growth are falling short of internal targets, dampening optimism around the AI trade just as Asian markets…

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What to Watch Tomorrow

Keep your eyes on Treasury yields tomorrow, especially the 10-year, which has been ping-ponging between 4.31% and 4.35% as investors try to figure out whether this energy shock is permanent or passing. Any move above 4.40% could signal that bond markets are finally waking up to the inflation risk that oil prices have been telegraphing for weeks.

New reports drop throughout the day as economic data is released.

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ON1010 provides economic education for investors. Nothing in this briefing constitutes investment advice. Always consult a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions.

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