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Yields are surging. But is inflation really the reason? This week’s BitDelta Pro Weekly Outlook looks beyond the headline explanation to examine what is actually driving the move in rates, and what that could mean across equities, credit and commodities. We also explore the growing importance of balance-sheet quality, the signals emerging from the AI infrastructure cycle, and what oil and gold may be telling markets about the current macro regime. Read the full Weekly Outlook. BitDelta Securities Financial Services LLC, regulated by the Capital Market Authority under Category 5 (Introduction Only), acts solely as an introducer and does not provide trading, execution, dealing, advisory, portfolio management, or custody services. All trading, execution, and investment-related services are provided by BitDelta Limited, Mauritius, a licensed Investment Dealer. All trading and investments involve risk. The value of investments may fluctuate, and you may receive less than your initial investment.

What if rising yields are not a warning sign, but a reflection of stronger demand? Our latest BitDelta Pro article takes a closer look at that question as Q4 begins, examining how the same macro forces are playing out differently across rates, equities, commodities and gold. The outlook also considers what could challenge the current thesis, and which market signals may matter most in the months ahead. Read the full article for our Q4 perspective. BitDelta Securities Financial Services LLC, regulated by the Capital Market Authority under Category 5 (Introduction Only), acts solely as an introducer and does not provide trading, execution, dealing, advisory, portfolio management, or custody services. All trading, execution, and investment-related services are provided by BitDelta Limited, Mauritius, a licensed Investment Dealer. All trading and investments involve risk. The value of investments may fluctuate, and you may receive less than your initial investment.

The biggest macro events of Q3 may be behind us. Now comes the next question: what happens when the market starts separating companies rather than trading the macro narrative? Following the Fed’s 25-basis-point hike, a flattening yield curve and sharply elevated tanker rates, the investment landscape is shifting. The same forces can create very different pressures across technology, energy, financials, industrials and consumer sectors. In this week’s BitDelta Pro Weekly Outlook, we look beyond the headlines to examine where those differences may start to matter most. Read the full article for our breakdown of the rate path, the inflation signal hiding in shipping costs, and the sector dynamics taking shape. BitDelta Securities Financial Services LLC, regulated by the Capital Market Authority under Category 5 (Introduction Only), acts solely as an introducer and does not provide trading, execution, dealing, advisory, portfolio management, or custody services. All trading, execution, and investment-related services are provided by BitDelta Limited, Mauritius, a licensed Investment Dealer. All trading and investments involve risk. The value of investments may fluctuate, and you may receive less than your initial investment.

5.31% yield. 2.61x demand. The market just answered. The 30-year Treasury auction cleared with $22B absorbed and 79% of demand coming from indirect bidders. Put that alongside Tuesday’s 10-year auction, and the signal gets harder to ignore: $61B raised. Strong demand. Long-end buyers are still here. Higher yields aren't keeping investors away. They’re setting the price at which investors are willing to step in. And that changes the conversation around rates, equities, gold and the cost of capital. The long end has found its buyers. Now watch what they make possible. Read the full BitDelta Pro Market Note. BitDelta Securities Financial Services LLC, regulated by the Capital Market Authority under Category 5 (Introduction Only), acts solely as an introducer and does not provide trading, execution, dealing, advisory, portfolio management, or custody services. All trading, execution, and investment-related services are provided by BitDelta Limited, Mauritius, a licensed Investment Dealer. All trading and investments involve risk. The value of investments may fluctuate, and you may receive less than your initial investment.

The AI infrastructure boom is attracting extraordinary amounts of capital. But access to funding may no longer be the advantage that determines who wins. As GPU capacity expands, the more important questions are becoming harder to ignore: What does that capital cost? How is it repaid? And can the economics still hold if compute prices come under pressure? Our latest BitDelta Pro Research Note examines NVIDIA’s expanding financing ecosystem and contrasts the capital models of CoreWeave and Nebius to explore a bigger question facing the AI infrastructure market: When capital floods in, which business models are built to survive? This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice or a personal recommendation. All investments carry risk. The value of investments may fluctuate, and you may receive less than your initial investment. BitDelta Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) Mauritius.

The reindustrialisation is no longer just a policy narrative. The real test is whether it is showing up in production, investment and capacity. This week’s BitDelta Pro Weekly Outlook looks beyond the headline catalysts and into the data behind the US industrial buildout. From manufacturing output and equipment investment to AI infrastructure, semiconductor capacity and defence spending, the structural case is becoming increasingly measurable. But higher financing costs remain a key tension as companies commit capital to long-term capacity expansion. This week, industrial production and capacity utilisation could provide another signal of how far that shift has progressed. Read the full Weekly Outlook for our perspective on reindustrialisation, the AI infrastructure cycle and the macro forces shaping the investment economy. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice or a personal recommendation. All investments carry risk. The value of investments may fluctuate, and you may receive less than your initial investment. BitDelta Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) Mauritius.

Two forces could define markets this week: inflation and AI infrastructure earnings. This week’s CPI print puts rates back at the centre of attention, with elevated Treasury yields leaving markets sensitive to any inflation surprise. At the same time, earnings from Applied Materials, CoreWeave, Coherent, Lumentum and other key infrastructure names will offer another test of the AI investment cycle, from semiconductor equipment and GPU cloud economics to optical networking demand. The question is not simply whether macro or earnings win. It is how markets react when the two collide. In this week’s BitDelta Pro Weekly Outlook, we examine: • What CPI could mean for rate expectations • Why productivity data deserves more attention • What upcoming earnings could reveal about AI infrastructure demand • Why Treasury yields remain a key constraint for risk assets Read Two Forces, One Week for the full market breakdown. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice or a personal recommendation. All investments carry risk. The value of investments may fluctuate, and you may receive less than your initial investment. BitDelta Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) Mauritius.

Bearish catalysts are fading. But does that mean the market has a clear runway ahead? This week’s earnings cycle could reveal more than headline beats and misses: 🔹 Is AI infrastructure demand broadening across the supply chain? 🔹 Can highly valued companies continue to meet market expectations? 🔹 What does softer GDP data really say about the US economy? 🔹 Are geopolitical and rate risks genuinely receding? 🔹 What can a major fund collapse teach investors about conviction and risk management? In the latest BitDelta Pro Weekly Outlook, we examine the forces shaping the week ahead and the signals market participants may be overlooking. Read the full outlook. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice or a personal recommendation. All investments carry risk. The value of investments may fluctuate, and you may receive less than your initial investment. BitDelta Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) Mauritius.

Can Microsoft, Amazon and Google sustain $600bn in AI capex? BitDelat offers a data-led analysis of hyperscaler cash flow, cloud growth and the real risks.

Four of the Magnificent Seven report earnings. The Federal Reserve announces its rate decision. Advance Q2 GDP drops. Core PCE prints. SK Hynix reports. All of it lands in a 72-hour window between Wednesday morning and Thursday evening.

$822 billion is sitting in the US Treasury’s account at the Federal Reserve. That balance is more than a fiscal headline. It is a potential liquidity lever with implications for bank reserves, financial conditions and risk assets in the second half of 2026. Our latest article examines: • Why the Treasury General Account matters • How fiscal flows can tighten or loosen liquidity • Why rates alone do not tell the full story • What a future drawdown could mean for markets Read the full analysis. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice or a personal recommendation. All investments carry risk. The value of investments may fluctuate, and you may receive less than your initial investment. BitDelta Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) Mauritius.

Last week we identified five bearish catalysts converging into a single week and argued that the bears had a window but not the narrative. The data came in largely as expected. CPI fell to 3.8%. PPI confirmed the same backward-looking story. Retail sales badly missed, growing 0.2% against a 1.0% forecast. Chair Warsh was guarded in his congressional testimony. Markets had a difficult session before stabilizing after hours on the CPI print.