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Daily Macro Dispatch: Sticky Inflation Jitters, Treasury Yields & Crypto Liquidity

Resurgent US inflation risks via elevated PPI and retail sales keep Treasury yields near cycle highs. Risk-off sentiment hits equities and digital assets as systematic desks manage downside convexity.

1. Executive Macro Summary & Primary Market Catalyst

Capital markets are navigating a renewed wave of macroeconomic cross-currents on October 15, 2026. The primary catalyst driving global asset repricing remains the persistence of upstream inflationary impulses. Hotter-than-expected Consumer Price Index data earlier this week has been exacerbated by a blowout US retail sales print of 0.8% month-over-month (versus a 0.3% consensus estimate), underscoring resilient aggregate consumer demand. As markets brace for upcoming Producer Price Index (PPI) figures, the narrative of an extended Federal Reserve easing cycle has hit a structural roadblock. Cross-asset correlations have tightened toward risk aversion, exerting simultaneous pressure on equities and digital asset liquidity.

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