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Agent commerce

1 video · 1h 11m

Cloudflare is preparing payment rails and edge infrastructure for a web where automated traffic already exceeds human traffic.

1:11:27
Empire

AI agents are replacing human internet traffic and breaking ad-based models

Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince argues that AI agent traffic has already surpassed human traffic and could grow 1,000x in five years. Because bots do not click ads, the current ad-supported internet business model is structurally threatened, necessitating a shift toward micropayment and agent-to-agent commerce infrastructure.

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Refined-product squeeze

1 video · 46m

Hormuz disruption is restricting diesel and other refined products more severely than crude, keeping downstream inflation risk elevated.

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Bloomberg Markets

Refined product tightness persists despite crude flow

While the US Navy maintains some crude flow through the Strait of Hormuz, refined product exports from Gulf refineries are severely disrupted, keeping diesel prices at record highs.

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Duration pressure

2 videos · 50m

CPI sensitivity, heavy Treasury issuance and rising Japanese yields are combining into a less forgiving backdrop for long-duration assets.

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Bloomberg Markets

US CPI as primary catalyst for Fed policy

A hot US CPI print is expected to seal the deal for a September Federal Reserve rate hike, while a soft print would scale back hawkish pricing but likely leave some hike probability intact.

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Bloomberg Markets

Emerging market debt as a safe haven

Fund managers are rotating from developed market bonds to emerging market debt, citing fiscal discipline and attractive yields in Asia as a hedge against developed market volatility.

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CNBC

United Airlines reports sustained fall travel demand

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby reports no seasonal slowdown in bookings post-Labor Day, with October becoming one of the airline's strongest months.

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