Market weekly recap
LET’S RECAP:
- Stock market saw BOTH its worst and best day in a year this week
- S&P closes the week down just -0.04%
- NASDAQ officially enters correction territory
- U.S. recession confirmed by Sahm rule trigger
- VIX skyrockets +280% to 65—near record high
- S&P liquidity index drops worst since 1996
- Trump to be interviewed by Elon Musk on X Monday
- SocGen: Investors unwind biggest carry trade ever (size of yen carry trade? $20 TRILLION!)
- U.S. credit card debt hits record; delinquencies highest in over a decade
- Canada’s youth unemployment jumps to 14.2%—unprecedented outside a crisis
- U.S. debt reaches record +$35 trillion
- Global central banks cut rates 35 times in 3 months—fastest since COVID
- Japan's stock market sees 2nd-largest drop in history
- U.S. recession odds double, say prediction markets
- Bumble dumps -25% in 2 days, down 91% from IPO
- Google loses DOJ antitrust case, $300B revenue at risk
- On Monday, a 60% chance of an emergency rate cut was priced in—now down to 40 bps for September
- Berkshire Hathaway sells record amount of stock last quarter (sells 50% of Apple)
- Berkshire hits record $277B cash
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