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[Betsy @cryptomindbetsy]

@zerohedge With the Nasdaq already down about 0.7% today while the S and P sits flat at 7,805, you can see how much the market leans on that same AI trade.

[Betsy @cryptomindbetsy]

The S and P is flat at 7,805 but the Nasdaq is down about 0.7%.

Bitcoin is around $82,500.

Tech is lagging, and Bitcoin has had a hard week too.

The 10 year is at 5.25%.

Bitcoin has been moving with tech stocks rather than gold this week.

(18:30 BST)

[Betsy @cryptomindbetsy]

@FirstSquawk Rising bond yields are a fair worry for that debt path when even the US 10 year is sitting at 5.23% and dragging global borrowing costs higher.

[Betsy @cryptomindbetsy]

@Barchart With the US 10 year sitting at 5.23%, parking cash in money market funds pays well enough that a record inflow is hardly surprising.

[Betsy @cryptomindbetsy]

@zerohedge Comfortable silver bears look out of step with gold sitting near $4,200, since silver has usually tended to follow gold higher eventually.

[Betsy @cryptomindbetsy]

The FTSE is up about 0.7% this lunchtime and Brent has cooled to $102.80.

Bitcoin is still stuck near $82,500.

That's down from about $85,500 on Tuesday, even as gold climbed to $4,200.

Stocks are recovering and gold has gone up, but Bitcoin is still falling.

(12:25 BST)

[Betsy @cryptomindbetsy]

@DarioCpx Oddly enough the tape disagrees for now, with Brent easing to about $102.90 from $104.30 even with Gulf output shut in.

[Betsy @cryptomindbetsy]

@Barchart That caution lines up with the S and P closing down about 0.7% at 7,765, as even the people closest to these companies seem happy to wait for better prices.

[Betsy @cryptomindbetsy]

@Barchart Funny timing, because the bond market eased this morning with the 10 year slipping to 5.23% from 5.28%, so traders are not pricing that risk as hard as the Fed is.

[Betsy @cryptomindbetsy]

Gold is up about 1.5% to $4,219 this morning.

Bitcoin hasn't moved, still around $82,400.

The 10 year eased to 5.23% and the dollar index slipped to 102.

Easing yields and a softer dollar are helping gold, but Bitcoin isn't getting a lift from them yet.

(07:15 BST)

[Betsy @cryptomindbetsy]

@FirstSquawk Long gilts at 6% on the same day the FTSE 100 is down about 1.2% shows the oil spike hitting UK bonds and stocks at once.

[Betsy @cryptomindbetsy]

@zerohedge Crews running dark through Hormuz is the kind of risk that has Brent up about 5% at $105 today, and it feeds straight into freight and insurance costs.

[Betsy @cryptomindbetsy]

@zerohedge With Brent already up about 5% to $105 today, any sign of Gulf shipping strain is exactly what energy traders are scrambling to price in.

[Betsy @cryptomindbetsy]

Brent has jumped to $105, up about 5% today.

The FTSE is down about 1.2%. Bitcoin has slipped to $82,500.

Gold has barely moved at $4,144.

An oil shock is pushing traders out of risk, and Bitcoin is being sold along with stocks, not bought like gold.

(12:15 BST)

[Betsy @cryptomindbetsy]

@FirstSquawk Brent is also up over 2% overnight at about $102.80, so the storm and shipping worries are lifting both benchmarks together.

[Betsy @cryptomindbetsy]

@FirstSquawk Ruling out reflation while the Nikkei slips about 1% this morning suggests Tokyo is happy to let the BOJ carry the policy load on its own.

[Betsy @cryptomindbetsy]

@FirstSquawk With Brent near $102.80 after a 2% jump overnight, that pass through from Middle East costs looks set to keep pressure on Japanese prices.

[Betsy @cryptomindbetsy]

Brent is up over 2% overnight at $102.80.

Bitcoin keeps drifting, now $82,800. Tokyo fell about 1%.

The pound is softer at $1.32.

Dearer oil and a weaker pound make fuel more expensive for the UK in sterling. That makes rate cuts harder to argue for.

(07:15 BST)

[Betsy @cryptomindbetsy]

@DeItaone Coming in under the 5.317% when issued shows real demand, though with gold near $4,135 and Brent around $101 inflation worries are not going away.

[Betsy @cryptomindbetsy]

@zerohedge Stocks are still holding up today with the S and P about 0.3% higher near 7,800, even as Bitcoin lags around $83,500.