The Global Brief - Episode 140 - Nov 10, 2025

The global market is caught in a profound contradiction: US consumer sentiment has plummeted to near-record lows amid the longest government shutdown in history, yet futures are rallying sharply across the board. The Treasury Secretary warns of fourth-quarter growth being cut in half, but investors are looking straight through the grim headlines, aggressively pricing in a 65% probability of a December Fed rate cut. This "bad news is good news" dynamic is driving a surge in gold to a record $4,089 and keeping the Vix contained. Tune in as we break down how the global liquidity trade is overpowering the economic data fog, and reveal the specific Fed signals and critical bond auctions that will determine if the market's high-stakes gamble pays off.

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