Earnings accelerate this week with a host of companies including Meta Platforms and Tesla. Last week was the worst since June for the Nasdaq as debt fears sent AI stocks reeling.

Tech and chip stocks are bouncing back from last week’s sell-off as investors prepare for Q3 earnings reports which include SpaceX, Meta Platforms and Tesla.

Crude oil futures (/CL) traded higher on Friday and extended their weekly gain as geopolitical and supply concerns continued to support prices.

Housing affordability and GDP are trending in opposite directions; Kevin Gordon looks at what this means ahead of new in the Week Ahead.

TCW’s Bryan Whalen explains why higher rates and heavy debt issuance are reshaping credit markets and how hyperscalers are financing the AI buildout.

Our point of view on recent market and economic activity.

Stocks are on track for weekly losses as concerns around the AI infrastructure buildout, rising borrowing costs and inflationary pressures weigh on investor sentiment.

Yesterday's sell-off, steepest in tech, reflected higher-than-expected growth in core consumer prices. The Producer Price Index (PPI) today could provide more inflation insight.

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