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  1. Oh Dear, Condo Prices Dropped by 15% to 34% in 34 Bigger Markets. 6 Plunged Back to Where They’d Been 20 Years Ago

    (Wolf Street)

    In another 35 bigger cities, condo prices dropped by 8-14%.

  2. Treasuries Have Become Badly Unappetizing for Foreign Central Banks & Governments

    (Wolf Street)

    But opaque foreign financial centers pile on Treasuries, often held by US companies and hedge funds.

  3. Pending Home Sales Stuck Deep in Mud, Edge up from Down-Revised 2nd Lowest on Record, Supply Hits 10-Year+ High

    (Wolf Street)

    Sales were bad in all regions.

  4. Fed Finally Hikes, Dot Plot Sees More Rate Hikes, New Rate-Hike Cycle Starts. Bond Market Breathes Small Sigh of Relief

    (Wolf Street)

    This was a hawkish meeting, with a unanimous vote for a hike, and more hikes indicated.

  5. Despite All Moaning & Groaning, Americans Not in the Mood to Slow Down: Retail Sales Surge even without Gasoline

    (Wolf Street)

    Not even sky-high gasoline prices could dent their spending on bars & restaurants, ecommerce, cannabis stores, etc.

  6. Some Thoughts on the 5.42% Yield at the 20-Year Treasury Auction: Bond Market Bloodbath Continues

    (Wolf Street)

    The function of yield is to create demand.

  7. Money-Market Funds & CDs: Americans Pile on Low-Risk Investments despite so-so Yields & Higher Inflation

    (Wolf Street)

    The interplay of risk and inflation.

  8. The 10-Year Treasury Yield Briefly Makes it over 5%. Last Time, 5% Instantly Opened the Floodgates of Demand

    (Wolf Street)

    But 5% was considered normal to low in the decades before the Fed’s financial repression kicked off in 2008.

  9. Long-Term Treasury Yields Spike, 1- to 7-Year Yields Explode, Mortgage Rates Hit 7.12%, Bond Market Gets Spooked

    (Wolf Street)

    Spooked by inflation, deficits, hocus-pocus shows, competition from the AI debt binge, and getting casually thrown under the bus by Trump’s free-money promise.

  10. Inflation Not Going Back into the Bottle: CPI, Core CPI, and Core Services CPI Bounce Back

    (Wolf Street)

    Core services CPI +4.0% annualized, Core CPI +3.5% annualized, all-items CPI +4.9% annualized in August from July.

  11. Bond Market Has a Cow, Treasury Yields Spike across the Board, 10-Year Yield near 5%, 30-Year Yield at 5.37%

    (Wolf Street)

    Lots of Bad Stuff all at once, topped off by Trump’s $1.35 Trillion Free-Money Promise, $5,000 for every adult American, at the worst possible time.

  12. Sales of Existing Single-Family Homes Sag Further, Supply Spikes to Decade High. Condo Sales Drop to Data-Low, Supply Spikes to 14-Year High

    (Wolf Street)

    The average weekly mortgage rate, at 6.76%, is not high historically.

  13. PPI Shows Surging Inflation Across Prices that Companies Pay Each Other. The Fed Should Stop Dilly-Dallying Around

    (Wolf Street)

    This kind of inflation is nothing to be trifled with: In services +4.5%; in goods without energy +5.0%; in energy +24%; overall +5.4%; year-over-year.

  14. 10-Year to 30-Year Treasury Yields Jump after Bessent Reveals Bond Buybacks for Tomorrow’s Auction

    (Wolf Street)

    The hocus-pocus show falls flat.

  15. Why the Gasoline Price Spike Didn’t Derail Consumer Spending despite all Moaning & Groaning: Auto Dealers Got Caught Too

    (Wolf Street)

    Americans hate, hate, hate high gas prices, but they’re less sensitive to them than auto dealers ironically expected.

  16. By Dumping US Treasuries to Prop Up the Yen, Japan’s Foreign Currency Reserves Plunged by $95 Billion in August. But Don’t Cry for Japan. These Interventions Are Hugely Profitable

    (Wolf Street)

    The government is already busy fighting over what to do with the $31 billion in profits on its foreign exchange interventions last fiscal year.

  17. The 10-Year Treasury Yield over 5%? Some Thoughts

    (Wolf Street)

    The economy did fine with a 10-year yield of 5-8%, including in the 1990s, amid a tight labor market and lots of economic growth.

  18. Where Are the Jobs? Winners and Losers by Industry

    (Wolf Street)

    The job creation machine is running backwards in some industries and forward in others.

  19. Turns Out, the Labor Market is OK Despite All Moaning & Groaning about the Economy or Whatever

    (Wolf Street)

    The Fed can focus on getting its messy inflation-house in order.

  20. The Spread between 10-Year Treasury Yield & 30-Year Mortgage Rate Has Been Stuck at 2 Percentage Points despite Fannie & Freddie MBS Buybacks: Some Thoughts

    (Wolf Street)

    That looming 7% mortgage rate...