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statementThe US placed $13 billion of 20-year Treasury bonds; the October 21, 2026 auction results were mixed.capitalizator_uastatementThe coincident (current) index (CEI) accelerated, rising 0.3% in September to 115.3, with all 4 components positive.capitalizator_uastatementThe main negative factors were weak consumer expectations, fewer building permits and fewer new orders for capital goods.capitalizator_uastatementOver the last 6 months the LEI rose 0.6%, versus a 1.1% decline in the previous half-year.capitalizator_uastatementThe Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the US stayed unchanged (0.0%) in September at 99.6, halting its decline.capitalizator_uastatementThe main idea of the report, according to the author, is that consumers have become more optimistic but do not plan to spend more.capitalizator_uastatementOctober data are positive, but it is too early to speak of a sustained recovery in consumer demand; the improvement in sentiment partly coincided with lower gasoline prices, while purchasing power remains under pressure.capitalizator_uastatementSpending plans worsened: despite rising confidence, Americans plan to spend less on durable goods and most services.capitalizator_uastatementInflation expectations for the next 12 months declined but remain high at 5.8%, and high prices continue to worry consumers.capitalizator_uastatementThe Expectations Index rose to 72.6 (+6.9), but sentiment about the future remains generally pessimistic.capitalizator_uastatementThe Current Situation Index rose to 120.4 (+8.6), and Americans began to assess current economic conditions and the labor market better.capitalizator_uastatementThe previous indicator was revised upward from 81.9 to 84.2.capitalizator_uastatementThe overall Consumer Confidence Index rose from 84.2 to 91.7 points (+7.5), significantly exceeding the forecast of 81.2.capitalizator_uastatementHigh competition costs companies increasingly more and exposes them to high risks.capitalizator_uastatementIssuance of AI-linked bonds rose to $419 billion in 2026, 90% more than in all of 2025.capitalizator_uastatementAI spending is increasingly financed through debt issuance and shares.capitalizator_uapredictionDepreciation and amortization costs for the five hyperscalers will reach $590 billion in 2029, potentially exceeding the size of operating profit.capitalizator_uastatementTrading in CDS linked to large AI companies grew from less than $2 billion per week in July to more than $9 billion in September, reflecting growing demand for credit risk protection.capitalizator_uastatementThe cost of insuring debt in the AI ecosystem has risen sharply, and Oracle's 5-year CDS now exceed 300 basis points.capitalizator_uastatementThis significantly changes the balance of supply and demand, and the question is now not only how much AI will earn but also whether company prices can stay at such a high level.capitalizator_ua
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