The Brutalist Report

MarketWatch

• This is when Trump will need an Iran-conflict offramp if oil prices aren’t contained [33d]
• This is Jeff Bezos’s plan to rival Elon Musk in the race for space-based data centers [33d]
• Planet Labs’ stock soars as the satellite company says AI will unlock more business [33d]
• Investors are bracing for wild trading on Friday as first ‘triple witching’ of 2026 collides with Iran conflict [33d]
• Trump administration looks to shift student-loan responsibilities to Treasury Department [33d]
• FedEx is getting more upbeat about the year — despite surging fuel costs [33d]
• The S&P 500 just flashed a bearish sign — but more damage is being done beneath the market’s surface [33d]
• These charts suggest the bears aren’t done with the stock market yet [33d]
• AI wants to spend your money for you. Should you trust it? [33d]
• Tesla has ‘lots of irons in the fire’ — but its stock is unusually calm [33d]
• The world’s largest natural-gas complex is now battered. Here’s who will benefit. [33d]
• Investors have spotted a pattern in markets that hasn’t been seen since just before the 2008 crisis [33d]
• ‘We’re not too worried about gas prices’: Retailers like Darden and Dollar General say their customers are fine, for now [33d]
• A high dose of Wegovy helped people lose 21% of their weight. It was just approved. [33d]
• An end to the Iran conflict should rally stocks — but only briefly [33d]
• Powell says he’ll remain Fed chair until the Senate confirms his replacement. Trump allies are looking for a way to stop him. [33d]
• The TV megamerger that knocked Jimmy Kimmel off the air is illegal, state officials say [33d]
• More Americans want to work into their 70s. Smart companies will work with them. [33d]
• Get an Lp(a) test — and 3 other things you must do now for heart health [33d]
• Why Micron’s stock is sliding despite Nvidia-like earnings performance [33d]
• ‘We’re living the simple life’: I was a fisherman and my wife was a nurse. We retired with $6 million. Here’s how we did it. [33d]
• How America’s war is turning into a European market nightmare [33d]
• Alibaba’s stock slips as a big drop in net income overshadows AI progress [33d]
• Is the economy really losing jobs? The low number of unemployment filings says no. [33d]
• Rivian’s stock is popping as the EV maker becomes the latest to partner with Uber [33d]
• A research firm’s ‘obituary’ for software stocks vaporized billions. Here’s the part the market is finally admitting. [33d]
• State Street strategist still sees three rate cuts in 2026. The market expects zero. [33d]
• A record 111 million Americans can’t pay their credit-card bills in full [33d]