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Fed Holds, Bonds Don't Believe It: The 73% December Hike Trade
The Fed held rates at 3.75 to 4.00 percent on October 28, but two dissents wanted a hike and markets are now pricing a 73.2 percent chance of a 25 basis point increase at the December 9 meeting. This episode breaks down why the 10-year Treasury yield is pushing past 5 percent even with the Fed on pause, what Chairman Kevin Warsh's rejection of forward guidance means for volatility into year-end, and where the bear-steepening yield curve is creating tradable dislocations. We cover the inflation and GDP data behind the hawkish repricing, the AI infrastructure capex sectors already feeling rate pressure, and the fragile 2027 pivot the market has baked in. Sources include the Federal Reserve H.15 release, CNBC's October 28 Fed coverage, RateProbability.com market pricing data, and WSJ Treasury yield reporting.
5 Nov 2026
Payrolls Day, Miner Mega-Deals, and Zcash's Final Countdown
Nonfarm payrolls hits Friday with forecasts near fifty-nine thousand jobs, the real test for rate-cut pricing after this week's relief rally. Bitcoin holds near eighty thousand dollars but the rally's built on short covering, not fresh demand - ETF flows barely turned positive and futures open interest is flat. We break down why that matters for your next entry. Riot's twenty-eight billion dollar Anthropic lease and Google's backstop on TeraWulf's nineteen billion dollar Kentucky project show AI infrastructure money still flowing into miners even as VanEck calls the October sell-off a dislocation, not a rejection. Toyota rallies seventeen percent in Tokyo despite cutting sales guidance - yen weakness and hybrid demand win out. Qualcomm slides on the Apple loss and memory costs. Wendy's rejects Trian's bid and loads up the poison pill. And Zcash's oldest privacy pool permanently freezes sixteen million dollars tonight as the NU7 upgrade locks out anyone still holding legacy addresses. Plus CTA positioning in equities hits its most bearish level since March - what that algorithmic flush means for the next leg. Visit capitalcopilot.io for deeper analysis.
Markets exhale as election uncertainty clears. Dow futures point to a five-hundred-point open, Bitcoin V-shaped its way back above seventy-eight thousand, and gold broke four thousand dollars for the first time. We break down the Democratic sweep's market read-through: why JPMorgan is calling it a clearing event, what the AI infrastructure selloff in Texas and Ohio means for data center names, and why Tesla and SpaceX are bleeding on Musk's failed political bet. Plus: ADP beats on jobs, the CFTC greenlights stock perpetual futures and immediately gets sued, Circle crushes earnings, and the Treasury signals a shift in how it funds the deficit. All eyes now turn to Friday's jobs report.
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