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Democrats stormed both chambers in a historic midterm sweep, but Ryan Littlestone of Forex Analytics and macro strategist Michael Brown argue the market is badly mispricing what a 56-seat Senate majority actually means when Trump still holds the veto pen — and the Iran war risk hasn't gone anywhere.
Ryan Littlestone, Forex Analytics
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Michael Brown
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Timestamps:
01:38 Democrats sweep the midterms
06:22 Strong payrolls and a December Fed hike
12:21 Growth without the war and the UK budget
15:35 Why did the Bank of England hike?
24:26 Week ahead: China CPI and the yuan
26:22 UK GDP and its lopsided growth
29:47 Eurozone GDP, French spreads and Spain
33:27 Japan GDP and US CPI
37:11 Rate cuts in 2027 and wrap-up
Joseph Choi of Curve Advisor and Danielle DiMartino Booth of QI Research break down what a widely expected October hold really signals ahead of the 1400 ET decision — and why the dissent count from Hammack, Kashkari, and Logan could matter less than what Walsh does at the podium. With December priced at 84% and over three hikes still in the market, the gap between the Fed chair and his own committee is becoming impossible to ignore.
Joseph Choi, Curve Advisor
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Danielle DiMartino Booth, QI Research LLC
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Timestamps:
02:54 Dissents, rate pricing and Warsh's tone
09:12 Inflation breadth, oil and expectations
13:43 Credit stress and high-end spending
15:30 Questions for Warsh's press conference
22:00 A rift inside the FOMC
24:17 Fed credibility and the blue wave risk
27:14 Midterms, Iran and the oil incentive
From the RBNZ's surprise hold rattling the Kiwi to the Bank of Canada on a knife edge, Guenter Grimm maps out what happens to FX and risk assets if central banks blink — and why a dovish pivot now could unleash the very inflationary wave policymakers are trying to suppress.
Eric Culp
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Guenter Grimm
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Timestamps:
03:00 Hold now, December hike next
08:08 Second-round effects and French yields
10:29 What to expect from Lagarde's press conference
15:09 RBNZ, Bank of Canada and the Fed
17:25 Eurozone growth into 2027
20:53 Oil for longer and the bond outlook
22:27 UK budget and wrap-up
Kyle Kondik of Sabato's Crystal Ball joins LiveSquawk with Trump's net approval sitting near minus twenty-two to minus twenty-three nationally — more than double the drag he faced heading into the 2018 midterms. With the House looking very likely to flip, Kondik breaks down exactly why Republicans are fighting uphill even in states Trump won by double digits.
Kyle Kondik, Sabato's Crystal Ball
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Timestamps:
05:10 Trump's approval and the odds for Congress
08:09 Vance and the bench behind Trump
10:43 Early voting: what it signals
13:27 Key Senate races and the polls
17:57 Do the midterms predict 2028?
19:33 Market scenarios under a Democratic Congress
23:00 Regulation, Trump's power and foreign policy
27:43 What investors should watch, wrap-up
85% beat rates and 29% blended earnings growth sound like a victory lap — but Christine Short of Wall Street Horizon flags a troubling parallel to Q3 2021, the last time revision momentum stalled before a bear market. Gregoire Dupont adds the trader's reality check: strip out ten names and the S&P's growth story looks very different.Christine Short, Wall Street HorizonsX: https://x.com/ChristineLShortLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christine-short-b0034b37/Website: https://wallstreethorizon.com/Gregoire DupontX: https://x.com/GregoireDupLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregoire-dupont-ab3885/Website: https://duponttrading.com/Try our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: https://x.com/LiveSquawkTimestamps:03:00 Q3 so far and the bank results 07:27 Slowing revisions and the 2021 parallel 10:51 Hyperscaler capex and Meta's early report 17:12 CoreWeave and neocloud debt stress 21:14 Higher rates, housing and Q4 guidance 25:07 Small caps and the financing squeeze 29:34 Midterms and the market 34:07 AI regulation and wrap-up
Audy of Credo V makes the case that quantum computing timelines are shrinking faster than markets appreciate — and that institutional allocators are already pulling back from Bitcoin and Ethereum exposure because of it.
Audy (Credo), Credo V
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Timestamps:
02:12 Monthly recap: ETF flows, yields and the Fed
05:00 The rally and MSCI dropping MicroStrategy
07:09 BitMine and the 5% ETH target
11:07 Quantum risk and Bitcoin's upgrade path
18:11 Midterms and what they mean for crypto
Hot CPI and PPI prints failed to break bonds — and Kevin Muir of the Macro Tourist thinks he knows why. With The Economist cover curse and AI bubble mechanics in play, Muir makes a provocative case that the long end may already be at its low, while Sam Cutler of 333 Capital warns that bond buyers are hedging financing stress, not betting on disinflation.
Kevin Muir, Macro Tourist
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Sam Cutler
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Timestamps:
02:20 Hot US CPI, the bond rally and the AI trade
10:00 IMF forecasts and the US AI bubble risk
13:50 UK GDP, Huw Pill and four hikes priced in
21:47 RBA stays hawkish, China's pull on Australia
24:07 Week ahead: global PMIs and soft data
27:36 China Q3 GDP and the 2027 stimulus case
32:16 Canada CPI and the Bank of Canada
35:45 UK inflation and the Bank of England
38:14 Japan CPI, the BoJ and the yen
42:20 Midterms: why volatility looks cheap
The FOMC minutes showed almost unanimous concern over upside inflation risks — yet rate hike expectations are falling. Ryan Littlestone of Forex Analytics breaks down what that contradiction means for markets and why the Fed's credibility could soon be back in the crosshairs with an Iran-driven energy shock in the mix.
Ryan Littlestone, Forex Analytics
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Timestamps:00:00 Intro
01:53 FOMC minutes and Fed speakers
08:10 ECB accounts and second-round effects
12:47 French debt and Le Pen's budget plan
17:33 Spain snap election and Brazil's first round
19:14 Japan wages, Canada jobs and the next hikes
23:56 Oil, Iran and the Strait of Hormuz
26:30 Week ahead: US September CPI
29:29 UK GDP and the energy squeeze
32:31 China inflation and the yuan
35:13 US retail sales and wrap-up
NFP Miss and the Fed's Fractured Voice: October Hike Bets Crumble A headline NFP print of just 29,000 sends October Fed hike odds to 20% — but Jamie Dutta of Vantage and strategist Guenter Grimm argue the real story is in the wage data, the three-sector jobs market, and whether a new Fed chair can silence a deeply divided committee.
Jamie Dutta, Vantage
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Guenter Grimm
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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro and guests
02:08 US payrolls miss: 29K vs 80K expected
04:40 Fed outlook: core PCE, Fed speakers and October hike odds
12:11 Eurozone inflation at 3.8% and the ECB
17:16 European bond sell-off: France, Germany and safe havens
21:51 RBA hikes again, the case for the Aussie
24:46 G7 releases 100 million barrels of oil and diesel
27:32 France: spreads, the May election and the ECB
32:32 Week ahead: FOMC minutes, German data, Brazil election
35:48 Wrap-up
Gregoire Dupont of Dupont Trading joins to break down a week dominated by SNB, Norges Bank, and Riksbank decisions — and why the collective hawkish drift across central banks signals something more structural than a one-off energy shock.
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