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Stocks Up, But So Is Oil Ahead of Inflation Data This Week
PPI and CPI this week | Oil prices | Q4 outlooks
Welcome Back,
Big week ahead with PPI, CPI and bank earnings to kick off.
Market Headlines 👀
Alphabet (GOOGL) announces new generative AI capabilities geared for clinicians and doctors.
Jp Morgan, BlackRock (JPM, BLK) few major banks and institutions share there Q4 outlooks for the markets.
Oil prices rise 5%+ after events that took place in Iran over this weekend.
Tesla (TSLA) sales in China one of its major markets fall 11% YoY.
Tesla (TSLA) cuts Model Y and Model X prices once again in the US.
Amazon (AMZN) increases front line workers pay in UK and is looking to hire 15,000 employees ahead of the holidays.
China plans to increase its computing power capability by 50% by 2025 as AI race heats up.
A Note From Ryse
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Earnings 💸
No major earnings to report today! But earnings season kicks off with major banks reporting this Friday!
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Recap Around the Street 🧠
We get PPI on Wednesday ahead of CPI on Thursday. PPI expected 0.3% m/m (0.2% core). PPI could result in some last minute changes to CPI estimates. Energy expected to contribute to higher headline for both PPI and CPI. CPI core could be creeping back up to 3-4% annualized inflation, well above 2% long term target, per Bloomberg. A key driver for the upturn in core could come from goods inflation (autos, durables). Airfare could surprise to the downside.(Contributed by Benjamin Lavine, CIO at 3D/L Capital).
Source: Bloomberg
Investors will be paying more attention to forward guidance as the bulk of calendar year earnings are generated in the fourth quarter. This week we hear from banks with downbeat expectations over rising loan loss reserves due to deteriorating credit as well as slower banking and trading revenue.(Contributed by Benjamin Lavine, CIO at 3D/L Capital).
Source: Wall St Journal
Market Preview 🎞️
Tuesday, October 10th: NFIB small business optimism; Wholesale inventories
Wednesday, October 11th: MBA mortgage applications; Price producer index (PPI); September FOMC meeting minutes
Thursday, October 12th: Weekly jobless claims; Consumer price index (CPI);
Friday, October 13th: University of Michigan sentiment
Friday earnings: JP Morgan (JPM), Blackrock (BLK), Citigroup (C), Wells Fargo (WFC), United Health Group (UNH), and PNC Financial (PNC)
—> Markets commentary by CIO of 3D/L capital Benjamin Lavine.
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