Written by a Fed and Treasury crisis-desk veteran, not a wire service. Markets, macro, and what the flows are actually saying, every day.
Futures grinding higher into a data-light session. Nothing here should surprise anyone paying attention, which is exactly the problem: positioning is one-sided again. __(BBG)__
Credit spreads aren't confirming the equity move. Either credit is late or equity is early. History says don't bet against credit. __(BBG)__
What breaks this: a hot CPI print Thursday. What doesn't: another quiet payrolls Friday. Watch the front end, not the headline.
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