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We went from a relief rally to a clear stagflation setup:
Oil back near $100
10Y yield at 4.39%
Software down ~23% YTD
Energy still leading (+21% YTD)
Key takeaway:
This is no longer a momentum-driven growth market.
It’s now:
Macro-driven
Headline-sensitive
Sector rotation heavy
Levels...
Markets are shifting back into a stagflation-driven environment after a brief relief rally midweek.
Iran’s rejection of the U.S. peace proposal and continued Israeli strikes have pushed oil back toward $100, removing the disinflation narrative that briefly supported equities. At the same time...
Yesterday’s move higher in equities was entirely driven by optimism around a potential Iran-U.S. diplomatic breakthrough.
That narrative is now invalid.
Iran has rejected the proposal and countered with demands around Hormuz sovereignty, which is unlikely to be accepted. Oil is already...
Key developments:
Brent crude down 4.7% to ~$99.55 on Iran ceasefire signals
Asian equities +1.9% overnight
Futures pointing higher into open
However:
Bond markets now pricing ~50% probability of rate hike by October
Software sector remains weak ($IGV -23% YTD)
Crypto under pressure after...
10-year yields pushing to 4.34% are putting pressure on high-multiple growth stocks, particularly in tech and software. At the same time, oil holding near $79 is driving strength in energy equities and reinforcing inflation concerns.
Bitcoin holding above $70K is also notable—it suggests...
We’re seeing a clear shift from a liquidity-driven environment to a macro-driven one.
Key signals this week:
Oil holding above $78 → inflation pressure building
10Y yield at 4.3% → valuation compression
Software stocks down 3–6% → growth under pressure
Bitcoin above $70K → acting as a macro...
I've been keeping a close eye on the recent oil price movements and their potential impact on the broader markets.
Crude oil is nearing the $100 per barrel mark, a level that has historically put pressure on equities and increased market volatility. This is because higher oil prices tend to:
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Hi everyone,
I’ve been following the markets closely for a while and decided to finally join the forum. I’m particularly interested in macro drivers of markets — things like interest rates, oil prices, and how they influence equities...