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Jobs & Labor
Household vs Establishment Survey: Why the Jobs Report Gives Two Different Answers
Every jobs report contains two employment numbers produced by two different surveys, and they regularly disagree — sometimes by hundreds...
Economic Calendar
August 2026 Economic Calendar: Jobs, CPI, and What Comes After the Fed’s July Decision
From the August 7 payrolls report to the August 12 inflation print, here are the dates that could move markets in the weeks ahead.
Jobs & Labor
August 2026 Jobs Report Preview: What to Expect From July’s Payrolls Data
The Bureau of Labor Statistics releases July's employment numbers on August 7 — here's what economists are forecasting and why the Fed will be watching closely.
Bitcoin & Ethereum
Do Rising Treasury Yields Really Hurt Bitcoin? The 2026 Correlation, Explained
Bitcoin and ethereum both slipped as yields climbed in late July — what the data shows about crypto's relationship with rates, and where the correlation breaks down.
Trends & Regimes
Is the AI Trade Rolling Over? What the Nasdaq’s Late-July Pullback Really Signals
Nvidia and other AI leaders wobbled as investors questioned the return on massive capex — how to tell a healthy rotation from the start of a bigger regime change.
Bond Yields & Yield Curve
Why Are Treasury Yields Climbing Again? Tariffs, Inflation Expectations, and the Fed’s Dilemma
New Section 232 and Section 301 tariff actions are reviving inflation fears just as the Fed meets — how rising yields ripple into stocks, mortgages, and crypto.
FX & Currencies
How Tariffs Move the Dollar: A Plain-English Guide to Trade Policy and Currency Markets
The dollar has climbed to its highest level since April as new tariffs and a hawkish Fed collide — why trade policy is a currency story as much as a trade story.
Geopolitics & Market Risk
What Is a Risk-Off Rally? How the US-Iran Strike Pause Moved Oil, Gold, and Stocks Together
When Washington and Tehran stepped back from further military action, crude fell, gold and bonds gained, and stocks rallied in unison — the mechanics of a relief trade, explained.