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Oil Hits $90 | Texas Factories Beat the Adjustment | September Hike Odds Hold at 57% | The Strait That Sets the Tape

Sep 1, 2026

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Oil Hits $90 | Texas Factories Beat the Adjustment | September Hike Odds Hold at 57% | The Strait That Sets the Tape

WTI jumped 5.60% to $90.56. The 10-year rose to 4.79%. Texas factories printed 11.6. Hormuz moved from blockade risk to strikes.

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Texas Factories Accelerate in August| Twenty-One of Sixty-Nine Said Better | The July Reading the Adjustment Reversed

Sep 1, 2026

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Texas Factories Accelerate in August| Twenty-One of Sixty-Nine Said Better | The July Reading the Adjustment Reversed

Texas factories graded August at 11.6 after seasonal adjustment. The answers they gave came to 8.7. July's raw reading was negative.

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Oil Reprices Iran | Warsh Makes September Live | Sentiment Breaks Lower | The Survey That Met the Barrel

Aug 31, 2026

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Oil Reprices Iran | Warsh Makes September Live | Sentiment Breaks Lower | The Survey That Met the Barrel

WTI rose 3.5%, closing above $86. The 10-year hit 4.76%. September hike odds rose to 56%. Michigan sentiment held at 51.7.

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Michigan Sentiment Falls to 51.7 | Chicago Factories Drop to 47.1 | Income Outran Output Last Quarter | The Month That Disagrees With the Quarter

Aug 31, 2026

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Michigan Sentiment Falls to 51.7 | Chicago Factories Drop to 47.1 | Income Outran Output Last Quarter | The Month That Disagrees With the Quarter

Two August surveys landed Friday morning. Sentiment printed 51.7 and Chicago factories printed 47.1. The quarter's income data says otherwise.

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The Week the Labor Market Has to Back Him Up

Aug 30, 2026

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The Week the Labor Market Has to Back Him Up

Warsh said conditions are not restrictive. The market moved September to a 60% hike. Payrolls land Friday. JOLTS Tuesday, ADP Wednesday, ISM twice. The jobs data decide whether the hike survives.

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Aug 29, 2026

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The Week the Front End Finally Answered

Warsh called policy too easy. Hike odds jumped ten points, the 30-year fell, and a chipmaker’s guidance raise still got punished.

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