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Tariffs and sticky service costs keep inflation firm as companies slowly pass higher prices to consumers.

Translation:
Inflation’s not cooling — it’s just getting comfortable.

#CPI #Inflation
Tariffs Still Biting — CPI Stuck at 3%
→ Headline CPI: ▲ 0.4% MoM / ▲ 3.1% YoY — no real progress toward 2%.
→ Core CPI: ▲ 0.3% MoM / ▲ 3.1% YoY — services still doing the heavy lifting.
→ Fed cut odds: ~100% for next week.

#CPI
Mortgage Rates: Flatlined for the Next 5 Years?
We’re not heading back to 3% mortgages anytime soon...

#MortgageRates
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Translation:
When faith in policy fades, money looks for something that can’t be printed, patched, or voted out.

#GLD #GOLD
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What’s going on ↓
→ Governments keep spending; deficits keep ballooning.
→ Investors are rotating from faith-based currencies into finite assets.
→ “Fiscal dominance” — policy running hot, debt running hotter.
→ Gold ETFs just logged record quarterly inflows ($26 B).
Debasement = money losing credibility

→ Gold ( #GC=F) blew past $4,060/oz, up +55% YTD — strongest rally since ’79.
→ Silver ( #SI=F) hit $48.70, +65% YTD.
→ Bitcoin ( #BTCUSD) hovered near $123K, up +33% YTD.
→ The Dollar Index is down 9% this year.
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Gold isn’t rallying on hype — it’s rallying on distrust. 1979 had inflation panic; 2025 has credibility panic. The more the market questions policy, the stronger the bid for metal that doesn’t tweet, default, or dilute.

#GLD
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→ Trading volumes: up 34% MoM as gold logged 13 fresh all-time highs last month.
→ Context: A softening dollar, growing Fed-cut bets, and lingering doubts about Fed independence are feeding the haven trade.
Gold Breaks $4,000 — And the Crowd’s Still Buying

#GC=F hit $4,007.90/oz, its 13th new high in September and 50% up YTD — the best run since 1979.
→ ETF inflows: +23% QoQ to a record $26B, led by North American funds.
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Takeaway:
Amazon is going after mass-market share, betting sub-$5 essentials can pull shoppers deeper into its ecosystem.
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→ Private-label momentum: sales of Amazon brands rose +15% YoY in 2024 across Fresh, Whole Foods, and Amazon.com.
→ Scale play: last month Amazon expanded same-day perishable delivery to 1,000 U.S. cities.
Amazon Bets on $5 Groceries
#AMZN unveiled Amazon Grocery, a new private-label brand merging Fresh + Happy Belly.
→ 1,000+ items — from milk to seafood — with most priced under $5.
→ Budget push lands Amazon in direct competition with Walmart’s Great Value and Target’s Favorite Day.
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Takeaway:
Gold’s breakout is fueled by shutdown-driven dollar weakness, central-bank buying, and the biggest monthly ETF inflows in 3 years. Silver’s rally shows the haven trade is broadening, not fading.

#Gold #Shutdown
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→ Dollar Index ▼ −0.2% › shutdown risk threatens payroll data release and dents safe-haven appeal.
→ Equity futures softened as traders weigh policy uncertainty and delayed economic signals.
Gold’s Best Year Since ’79?

→ Gold ( #GC=F ) hit a record $3,895/oz ▲ +0.9% › 5th straight gain, +48% YTD — pacing its best year since 1979.
→ Silver ( #XAG) jumped +2% to $47.56/oz › now within 5% of its all-time high, +60% YTD on persistent supply deficits.

#GOLD #shutdown
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→ Intel ( #INTC) ▼ −2.7% › Pressure after last week’s momentum fizzled.
→ PSLV ( #PSLV) ▲ +1.9% › Silver trust caught a bid alongside firming metals.

The takeaway:
AI and metals saw flows, but housing and legacy chips weighed on the tape.
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→ Nvidia ( #NVDA) ▲ +2.0% › Chip leader stayed hot as AI demand chatter kept buyers in.
→ Snap ( #SNAP) ▲ +2.3% › Bounce on steady engagement trends despite muted catalysts.
→ Opendoor ( #OPEN) ▼ −5.7% › Housing play slid as volume sellers hit after recent strength.
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The takeaway:
Rate cuts are fueling safe-haven demand. But after a 10% climb in 5 weeks, some warn gold’s looking overbought.
#GOLD Hits Record on Fed Cut Bets
→ Gold spiked above $3,720/oz, up 5 weeks in a row
→ Silver ▲ +2.0% › YTD gains >50%
→ Bullion ETFs ▲ +0.9% Friday — biggest inflow since 2022
→ Drivers: Fed easing cycle, central bank buying, geopolitics
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The takeaway:
Rate cuts lifted gold & equities, but crypto’s underperforming. Leveraged longs just learned the hard way — this market still trades on thin ice.
$1.5B in Crypto Longs Liquidated
#ETH ▼ -6.0% › hit $4,075 intraday
#BTC ▼ -2.1% › $111,998 at lows
#SOL ▼ -6.6%
#ALGO ▼ -8.3%
#AVAX ▼ -4.9%

407k traders liquidated in 24h — biggest wipeout since March. Market cap slid < $4T as funding rates flipped negative.
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→ Nvidia ( #NVDA) ▲ +3.6% › Lifted by Intel tie-up, despite ongoing chip export headwinds.
→ Plug Power ( #PLUG) ▲ +4.5% › Short-interest favorite catches another bounce.

The takeaway:
Intel stole the spotlight — but across the tape, traders are still leaning into high-beta names.
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→ Intel ( #INTC) ▲ +22.9% › Ripped higher after Nvidia’s $5B stake — Wall St. calls it a game changer.
→ Opendoor ( #OPEN) ▼ -1.7% › Gave back some recent gains; housing trade still choppy.
→ Snap ( #SNAP) ▲ +6.3% › Ad recovery chatter keeps bulls interested.
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The takeaway:
First earnings since IPO — and Bullish finally lived up to its name.
Bullish Turns Profitable — Stock Pops
→ Bullish ( #BLSH), the Peter Thiel-backed crypto platform, swung to Q2 net income of $108M (vs. -$116M YoY)
→ Revenue: Digital asset sales ▲ 18% to $58.6B
→ Trading volume ▲ 35% to $179.6B
→ Stock ▲ +12% on the report