Powell Halts Rate Hike – UK Gilts Plunge From Record Highs
10‑year UK gilt yields fell from a record‑high 5 % to 4.85 %, the steepest drop since the 2008 crisis.
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10‑year UK gilt yields fell from a record‑high 5 % to 4.85 %, the steepest drop since the 2008 crisis.
Pakistan secured a 15% tariff edge over India, translating into roughly $2 billion extra export profit.
While the S&P 500 trades at 7,526, institutional investors are buying put options at a 1.51:1 ratio — the highest level in three weeks and a classic divergence signal.
S&P 500 futures trade 45 points above Friday's close — the largest overnight gap in three weeks. The pause is over.
While American traders grilled burgers, Asian institutions bought 184,000 QQQ call options worth $4.2 billion — the largest single-day flow in three weeks.
Pakistan’s rapid export pivot triggered an 8% crash in tech stocks while India’s goods face fresh tariffs.
Pakistan boosted its US exports by 18% in Q2, while India’s trade deficit swelled 12% – a clear win in the tariff showdown.
Pakistan’s maneuver sent the VIX to 16.6, shattering India’s tariff hopes and rattling global markets.
Fed hikes policy rate to 3.64%
Call volume on ASML doubled in the past 7 days — institutional buyers are positioning for $1,800 by year-end while retail still chases US tech names.
While NVIDIA corrects 8%, the call/put ratio stays at 4.2:1 — institutional buyers are using the dip to enter the biggest AI chip supercycle in history.
Pakistan grabbed $2.5 bn in tariff relief, while India faces a sudden 15 % duty hike – a game‑changing shift.