Ghana’s inflation rate fell for an eighth straight month to the lowest level in almost four years, supporting the argument for a further reduction in borrowing costs https://t.co/x2vNHMtHko ...

A steady rise in benchmark long-term interest rates is proving no deterrent to corporate and government borrowers https://t.co/Qf12tPxPLk ...

ECB rates are firmly on hold for now and the next step could be a cut or hike, according to Slovenia’s acting central-bank chief https://t.co/we0GEAH5qB ...

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Summary of J.P. Morgan Commodity Market Positioning & Flows Industry Overview - The report focuses on the global commodities market, particularly the precious metals, energy, agricultural, and environmental markets as of August 29, 2025 Key Points Precious Metals Market - Expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut have driven precious metals to new highs, increasing the estimated value of global commodity market open interest by 0.8% week-over-week (WOW) to $1.51 trillion, marking a five-week high [3][8] - The estimated value of net investor positions in precious metals rose by $2.5 billion WOW to $82.2 billion, with a projected increase of $12.5 billion as of August 29 [3][4] - Gold inflows accounted for $11.3 billion of the total inflows, contributing to a 7% increase in the estimated value of open interest in precious metals to $264 billion [4][27] Energy Market - The estimated value of open interest in energy markets declined by $7 billion WOW, marking the fourth consecutive weekly decline, primarily due to outflows in petroleum products and natural gas [4][22] - Natural gas markets saw a $4.3 billion decline in open interest, driven by $4.7 billion in net outflows [4][36] Agricultural Market - The estimated value of open interest in agricultural markets decreased by 1% WOW to $327 billion, largely due to net outflows of $4.2 billion [4][29] - Short covering was observed across grain and oilseed markets, with a 21% decline in the projected net short position of Managed Money [4][29] Environmental Markets - Open interest in environmental markets increased by 1.8% WOW to $77 billion, driven by net inflows of $1 billion, primarily from the European Union Allowances (EUA) market [4][25] Global Commodity Inventory - The Global Commodities Inventory Monitor (GCIM) showed a recovery in inventory levels, with a rise to 59.3 days-of-use, up 0.5% month-over-month (MOM) [3][52] - Ex-China inventories increased by 1.5% MOM to 51.36 days-of-use, the highest reading of 2025 [3][53] Market Dynamics - Concerns over softening US labor demand persist, with expectations of a soft August jobs report [3] - The US Court of Appeals ruled against President Trump's use of IEEPA for imposing tariffs, which may impact trade dynamics [3] Price Momentum - Price momentum varied across commodities, with notable increases in NYMEX Natural Gas, COMEX Gold, and CBOT Corn, while declines were seen in ICE Cotton and NYMEX Palladium [4][48] Investor Positioning - The overall net investor position across global commodity futures markets increased by 4.5% WOW to $122 billion, with losses only in base metals markets [4][14] Additional Insights - The report highlights the mixed performance across various commodity sectors, indicating a complex market environment influenced by macroeconomic factors and investor sentiment [4][48]

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Consumer Debt & Financial Strain - Over half of Americans lack a budget [1] - Two in five Americans carry credit card debt month-to-month [1] - The average credit card balance is approximately $6,500 [1] - Debt level, rather than income level, is a critical factor in financial trouble [2] Deteriorating Debt Management - The percentage of people making credit card payments less than the required minimum rose to 13% in August, a 13% increase from the spring [3] - The percentage of people transferring debt between cards also increased by 13% [3] - The share of borrowers consolidating credit card debt into a personal loan doubled to 8% [4] - More consumers are failing to pay bills on time compared to a year ago [4] - Payments that are more than 90 days late are rising [4] Key Drivers of Financial Strain - A worsening employment environment contributes to late payments [4] - Inflation and sustained high interest rates are key drivers of financial strain [4] - An across-the-board increase in late payments indicates financial strain even among creditworthy borrowers [5]

Let's let's spend another minute, Josh. I I don't want to sort of gloss over your best stocks in the market list with, by the way, another CNBC Pro um edition of of late. Um because what's interesting to me is the reason why we moved it up into our A block is number one, financials have been trading so well, but that you make the declaration that it's the smaller banks that are actually breaking out.um you like one chart especially but can you give us a little bit more on on that theme. Yes, absolutely. As ...

RT The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter)This is the definition of broken:In 15 days, the Fed will cut rates for the first time in 2025, yet the 30Y Treasury Yield is now near 5.00%.We have RISING interest rates as markets "price-in" Fed interest rate CUTS.Do you realize what's happening?(a thread) https://t.co/AKt5KG0qx3 ...