30-Year Treasury Near 5.3%: Bessent Doubles Buybacks Sep 9
The US 30-year yield closed at 5.28% on Sept. 1, its worst September start since 2006. Treasury doubles long-end buybacks to $4B.
The US 30-year yield closed at 5.28% on Sept. 1, its worst September start since 2006. Treasury doubles long-end buybacks to $4B.
Dell posted record $47.0B revenue (+58%), $16.4B AI server revenue and $95B backlog, then raised FY27 to $192B. What the print actually shows.
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Goldman Sachs, Citi, Bank of America, Deutsche Bank and others plan a joint dollar stablecoin for 2027, targeting the $312B market dominated by USDT and USDC.
Texas paused new data-center hookups after interconnection requests hit 474 GW — nearly 10x the state’s 2023 total — forcing a reckoning with ‘ghost demand.’
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John Ternus is Apple CEO as of September 1, 2026. Here’s the $4.59T company he inherits — and the five open questions on day one.
Why S&P 500 puts trade richer than calls, where the smile lives, and how the CBOE SKEW Index quantifies tail risk.
Chairman Warsh called inflation the Fed’s ‘predominant focus’ at Jackson Hole 2026, pushing the 10-year Treasury yield to 4.67% and shrinking near-term rate-cut bets.