What I Am Reading
Friday, October 10, 2025
Markets I
- Why your S&P 500 index fund might be riskier than the internet bubbleMarketWatch
- Wall Street opens slightly higher as traders buy the dip ahead of sentiment dataReuters
- AI Stocks Fly High—But Not on Dreams of SuperintelligenceAEI
- European shares set for third straight weekly gain with focus on FranceReuters
- Yen climbs as Japan coalition cracks, gold shines brightReuters
Markets II
- Gold Rally Points to Eroding Faith in Central Banks WorldwideWall Street Journal
- Soaring gold prices look like a warning to BOTH sides in WashingtonNY Post
- Reminder: Gold Is Not a Risk-Free Asset
- Investors pour record $3.5 billion into space as investors look beyond big names, report saysReuters
- The 'debasement trade' is the talk of Wall Street. What is it and is it too late to get in?CNBC
Central banks
- Trump's Fed chair candidates list narrowed down to five by Bessent after interviews, sources sayCNBC
- Former Fed Governor Larry Lindsey withdraws name for Fed chairCNBC
- Fed Governor Waller sees more rate cuts but says central bank needs to be 'cautious about it'CNBC
- Fed Minutes Reveal Divide Over Outlook for Interest-Rate CutsWall Street Journal
US
- Homeowners Are Pouncing on the Tiniest Drop in Mortgage RatesWall Street Journal
- Americans Are Falling Behind on Their Car PaymentsWall Street Journal
- The State of the Federal Budget: From Tariff Revenue to Deficits and DOGE CutsWall Street Journal
- Federal Government Recalls Workers to Produce Key Inflation ReportWall Street Journal
Europe
- German Exports Unexpectedly Fell in August as Uncertainty WeighedWall Street Journal
Japan
Trade
Industries & companies
Corporate finance & AI
- Bristol-Myers buys Orbital TherapeuticsCNBC
- I’ve Seen How AI ‘Thinks.’ I Wish Everyone Could.Wall Street Journal
- America’s Manufacturing Resurgence Will Be Powered by These RobotsWall Street Journal
Crypto
Climate
- Europe Gets Real on a Climate RuleWall Street Journal
- Ashes to ashes: The electric vehicle mandate is well and truly deadThe Hill