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The Market Is Holding Up. Its Foundations Are Not. (opens the original)
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The past several sessions have delivered an unusual combination of resilient equity indices, deeply cautious investor positioning and increasingly visible stress beneath the surface.The Federal Reserve raised rates by 25bps to 3.75–4.00%, oil prices remained volatile, the US 10-year Treasury yield tested 5%, and artificial intelligence returned to the centre of the equity rally. Yet the more revealing signals came from market breadth, leveraged financing and lower-quality credit.The main indices
Markets Are Pricing Relief, Not Resolution (opens the original)
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A Market That No Longer Waits for CertaintyOver the past weeks, investors have faced a combination of macroeconomic and technical shocks that would ordinarily be expected to produce a sustained period of risk aversion: a violent correction in the semiconductor sector, extraordinary volatility in some of the market’s most crowded positions, an oil shock linked to Middle Eastern geopolitical tensions, long-term government yields approaching multi-decade highs, and direct intervention in the Japane
The AI Trade Has Moved From the Screen to the Balance Sheet (opens the original)
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A Rally That Looks Strong, But Feels DifferentThe first half of 2026 ended with one of the strongest rallies in recent market history. The S&P 500 gained about 14% in Q2, the Nasdaq 100 rose roughly 25%, and global equities followed the US higher, with the MSCI ACWI advancing around 13%. At first glance, the message looked simple: the AI trade was still alive, earnings momentum remained strong, and investors were willing to look through higher rates, geopolitical shocks and persistent inflation.
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