Tesla and SpaceX are reportedly exploring a merger.
SpaceX AI revenue hit $7.6B in Q3, and Musk says combining the companies “makes sense” in the superintelligence era.
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CPI came in hot, and then PPI landed far above what the market was expecting, which is the kind of data that makes everyone turn to the Fed for answers.
The Fed said very little, and when its next move was left unsignalled at the IMF event, the market clearly wanted more. Traders are now looking for confirmation around an October rate hike, with pricing already leaning toward a much higher chance of one in December.
@BC_Richfield walks through the strange part of the story, because after all that hot inflation, yields actually fell, as investors went looking for an escape in defensive assets.
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$STRK pumped, so what now? After a sharp move like that, most traders ask the same question.
@BC_Richfield walks through what he looks at once the move is over, starting with how price came back to a former resistance and how it reacted when it retested that area.
He also checks a nearby demand zone to see whether buyers are still showing up there, which says a lot about how the chart is behaving.
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WTI crude is trading just above $100, up from early-October lows around $87.
On the 4H chart, price has moved above the $100 area after a rounded recovery from the $87 zone, the same area that capped price in late August.
Middle East supply risks and geopolitical tensions keep oil elevated. Higher oil keeps inflation concerns in focus, which bonds and rate expectations are sensitive to.
Nasdaq fell 4.5% last week, ending 4 weeks of gains.
Investors sold AI and chip stocks hard. They worry companies are spending too much on AI infrastructure and may not get returns fast enough.
Hotter inflation and higher oil prices added pressure, raising fears of more rate hikes.
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Europe’s gas benchmark hit 85-87 EUR per MWh, its highest level in nearly 4 years.
Storage at about 74% and Middle East supply risks are keeping prices elevated.
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The dollar is extending its run. EURUSD has slipped back below the downtrend line in place since September 9 and is heading toward 1.115, a new low for the move. The pair is down about 4.5% from that point.
$NDX and $SPX are lower.
bitcoin:native is falling as well and has come back to around $83,000, the area of its May 2026 high. That level capped the price in spring and is now being tested from above.
Hotter CPI lifts the dollar again
September inflation came in above expectations, with core holding its pace for a second month. The dollar is up, and risk assets are under pressure. 🧵
The numbers:
→ CPI YoY: 3.7% vs 3.6% expected (prev: 3.4%)
→ CPI MoM: +0.6%, in line
→ Core CPI MoM: +0.3% vs +0.2% expected
Core was the figure markets were watching. It was expected to cool but printed 0.3% again instead, pointing to price pressure spreading beyond energy. The Fed meets on October 27-28, less than two weeks from now.