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USD: This week we got a sneak-peak at the playbook for when the AI bubble bursts
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It wasn't a big week in financial markets. When you upwrap it, Fed pricing has been flat and major indexes chopped sideways. The Iran war continues with the usual threats, but we did get a promise from Trump not to attack before the midterms. How credible that promise is might be up for debate. Later today we will get a Hurricane Isaias hitting the US ...
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