Inflation
OER and Inflation – Could Have Been Worse
June 11, 2026 | Sam Rines
Well. It could have been worse. Inflation is running hot, but not quite as hot as expected. And it was the (for now) usual suspects
Well. It could have been worse. Inflation is running hot, but not quite as hot as expected. And it was the (for now) usual suspects
Coming into 2026 the market expected the Fed to be cutting rates. That pricing is dead
In May 2026, there were 51,210 news stories that mentioned data centers compared to 25,196 that were related to the housing market
Motor gasoline inventories in the U.S. increased to 214.96 million barrels on 5/29/2026
With the current Iran war and disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz, more countries may begin pivoting to coal as oil and natural gas becomes increasingly more expensive to procure
The spread between Asian Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) futures and U.S. LNG futures has surged over the past month.
The three ETF categories with the largest inflows for the week that ended on 6/5/2026 were U.S. Large-cap ETFs at $13.31 billion, U.S. Broad Equity at $3.46 billion, and Aggregate Bond ETFs at $1.73 billion
Fixed Income and Corporate Sector Returns, Options-Adjusted Spreads, Credit ETF Flows, Biggest Movers, Issuance Recap
The three ETF categories with the largest inflows for the week that ended on 5/1/2026 were U.S. Large-cap ETFs at $20.46 billion, U.S. Small-cap ETFs at $3.27 billion, and Aggregate Bond ETFs at $2.79 billion.
Recent News, Shipping Rates, Supply Chain Pressure, Capacity Utilization, and Inventory/Sales Ratios.
Recent News, Shipping Rates, Supply Chain Pressure, Capacity Utilization, and Inventory/Sales Ratios.
Recent News, Shipping Rates, Supply Chain Pressure, Capacity Utilization, and Inventory/Sales Ratios.
Total Returns, The State of Inflation, Market-Based Expectations, Energy and Commodities
Total Returns, The State of Inflation, Market-Based Expectations, Energy and Commodities
Total Returns, The State of Inflation, Market-Based Expectations, Energy and Commodities
In today's episode, Petr discusses the current state of the quantum computing industry and the implications of a recent government investment.
In today’s podcast, Sam Rines discusses the U.S. Consumer and what we should be looking for as we enter the summer travel season.
In this episode, Petr’s breakdown focuses on the macroeconomic bottlenecks, infrastructure impacts, and cyclical hardware risks, which should be highly relevant for your ongoing modeling of AI's market impact and...