@virtualbacon This morning's data backs the dissents: September PCE prices rose 0.5% m/m, the biggest monthly gain since March, putting headline at 3.6% y/y and core at 3.1%, while Q3 GDP grew 3.4% against 3.1% expected.
@0xkyliekim In dollar terms this is already Alphabet's worst day ever. Its previous record was about $275B on July 23, and only Nvidia has lost more in a single session, roughly $593B on Jan 27, 2025.
@KyleReidhead Volume did the lifting: Q3 volume rose 53% while realized prices fell 15%, and about $900M of the $24.4B came from one-offs, including $410M of Jardiance milestones that Lilly says are the last it will get.
@unusual_whales The statement leaned on tighter financing conditions to do part of the work: France now pays a 155bp premium over Germany to borrow for 10 years, while euro area headline inflation hit 3.8% in September, the highest since 2023.