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Start here
Three recent reads.
Three reports to begin with — representative of the desk’s structural view across rates, USD and energy. The downloadable PDF sits at the bottom of each.
A Hot Print, A Cold Consumer
The retail print is a fuel-price effect, not a consumption signal. Real consumer stress sits at the income tail, where a 3.6% savings rate, $1.28T in revolving credit, and the 2026 federal student-loan collection restart make the third quarter the deciding window for the consumer-discretionary trade.
The Long Bond Disconnect
The bond vigilantes are not pricing Fed policy — they are pricing fiscal arithmetic. The Fed controls the price of money overnight. It does not control what a Gulf sovereign reserve fund or a Canadian pension pool demands to lend the U.S. government money for thirty years. Right now, they are demanding more.
Project Freedom & The Guadar Bypass
This is no longer a bilateral U.S.–Iran story. It is a U.S.–China proxy confrontation being fought on Pakistani soil — and the battlefield is the price of oil and the inflation print that determines whether the Federal Reserve has any room to ease.
House notes
Two things to know.
- Cadence. Reports ship as the macro warrants — never on a content calendar. Expect Weekly breakdowns and Premium analyses as the macro warrants.
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