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The Daily Briefing · Wednesday, October 14, 2026
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US CPI Hits 3.7% in September, Lifting Yields to 5.28%
US consumer prices rose 0.6% in September and 3.7% from a year earlier, pushing the 10, year yield to about 5.28% and reviving bets on higher interest rates.
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BlackRock Cuts US Stocks to Neutral, Buys Treasurys
BlackRock (BLK) cut US stocks to neutral and moved to overweight Treasurys for the first time in about six years as yields neared 5.25%, citing AI volatility.
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Six Flags (FUN) Shares Plunge After Goliath Coaster Death
Six Flags shares fell 14% to 16% after a rider died on the Goliath coaster in Georgia, and the company closed Goliath and nine similar coasters across six parks.
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BAC Hit With Record $1.2B Treasury Penalties Before Q3
Bank of America faces $1.2 billion in Treasury penalties for money, laundering and sanctions failures, including the largest fine the OCC has ever issued, one day before third, quarter earnings.
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Brent near $107 as Russia breaches Trump's energy truce
Brent crude settled near $107 on Monday, its strongest close since mid, September, after Zelenskyy said Russia had already broken the energy ceasefire Trump announced.
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Goldman Sachs Q3 2026: EPS of $17.01 Beats Estimates
Goldman Sachs (GS) posted Q3 2026 earnings of $17.01 a share, well above forecasts, on record advisory fees and a 72% jump in equities trading revenue.
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Apple (AAPL) Hits Record Near $347 After HomeView Launch
Apple stock reached a record high near $347 and a $5 trillion market cap after the $299 HomeView launch, a HomePod mini refresh and a JPMorgan target hike.
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IMF Warns of Disorderly Bond Yield Spike on Debt, AI
The IMF warns debt, sticky inflation and AI borrowing could trigger a disorderly spike in global sovereign bond yields, with the 10, year Treasury near 5.2%.
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Currency Debasement and the Long, Term Cycle
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