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NQ Holds Up Despite Hot NFP: Why Aren’t Higher Rates Crushing Tech?

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By Shanthi Rexaline Verified
| marketframework.com
The August employment report delivered a major upside surprise, but Nasdaq futures have shown notable resilience despite a sharp repricing in Treasury yields and September Federal Reserve rate-hike expectations. Non-farm payrolls (NFP) increased 162,000 in August, nearly three times the roughly 55,000 consensus estimate. July payrolls were also revised to a 21,000 gain from the previously reported 23,000 decline.
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Dollar Recovers Into NFP as Traders Reassess Fed Rate Risks

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By Shanthi Rexaline Verified
| marketframework.com
The U.S. dollar is staging a modest rebound ahead of Friday’s August nonfarm payrolls report, with the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) trading near 99.08 and gaining about 0.18%. The move comes after a sharp decline Thursday as Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller pushed back against expectations for an imminent rate hike. The dollar’s rebound suggests traders are reluctant to extend the selloff ahead of a potentially market-moving employment report.
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WTI Above $91, But the Curve Says the Oil Shock Won’t Last: What $7 of Backwardation Means

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By Shanthi Rexaline Verified
| marketframework.com
West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude trade above $91 a barrel, but the futures curve is telling a more nuanced story. October WTI is trading at $91.40, compared with $88.02 for November and $84.63 for December. That creates a nearly $7 premium between October and December, a steep backwardation that highlights just how much the market is paying for barrels available now.
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