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Tuesday, October 6
Earnings
Diesel prices hit a new record, and the cost is already moving through supply chains into grocery bills, freight rates, and CPI data — all in the same week central banks meet.
A Wall Street strategist argues Q2 earnings were stronger than investors recognized, creating a potential mispricing that could correct sharply.
Apple raised iPhone prices but may still absorb tariff costs, squeezing margins. Analysts say the company faces pressure on both sides of its pricing decision.
Record diesel prices are pushing up costs across groceries, goods, and freight. Here’s how the pass-through mechanism works and who pays.
Large-cap stocks historically outperform small caps in Q4 as fund managers rebalance, tax-loss harvesting intensifies, and liquidity drives year-end positioning.
Oracle raised its forecast after reporting another quarter of backlog growth, driven by AI infrastructure demand and expanding cloud contracts.
10-year Treasury yields are approaching 5% as oil hits its highest level since late May and wholesale inflation data intensifies rate pressure on equities.
Russian refinery strikes are cutting diesel supply and lifting food and fuel costs globally, even as markets focus on Strait of Hormuz risks.
The Boring Company raised $3 billion in a private round, valuing Elon Musk’s tunneling venture at $23 billion. The company works closely with Tesla.
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