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Macro Tuesdays with Fexingo: Weekly Economic News, Policy, and Market-Moving Data

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Macro Tuesdays with Fexingo is the weekly appointment where Lucas and Luna cut through the noise of economic headlines to examine the data that actually moves markets. Each episode opens with a fresh set of numbers: GDP revisions, unemployment claims, Fed speeches, consumer sentiment surveys, and yield curve movements — all drawn from real-time feeds from FRED, yfinance, and major economic RSS sources. Lucas, with his journalist's instinct, frames the story behind the release: what the Bureau of Economic Analysis actually changed in its latest GDP estimate, why the New York Fed's manufacturing index surprised to the downside, or how a single sentence from a Fed governor shifted rate expectations. Luna, the engaged interlocutor, pushes back on the conventional reading — asking whether the market's reaction is rational or reflexive, whether a jobs number is truly strong or just seasonally distorted, and what the data means for a portfolio manager sitting at a desk in London or Singapore. Together, they walk through the week's calendar of economic events, not to predict the future, but to understand what the market is already pricing in — and what it might be missing. This show is for the professional who needs a fact-based, non-partisan, numbers-first take on the macro environment, without the hot takes. By the end of each episode, you'll know exactly which data release mattered most, why the bond market reacted the way it did, and what question you should be asking about next week's CPI print.

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The Jobs Report Preview Nobody Is Talking About

Jun 5, 20269mEp. 33S1

With the May jobs report coming Friday, most analysts are focused on the headline payroll number. Lucas and Luna dig into the data no one is watching: the surge in long-term unemployment that hit 1.8 million in April, ev

The Hidden Surge in Long-Term Unemployment

Jun 5, 202610mEp. 32S1

The May jobs report is coming Friday, but beneath the headline payroll numbers lies a troubling trend: long-term unemployment is surging. While the overall jobless rate holds at 4.3 percent, the number of workers out of

The Jobless Claims Signal Nobody Is Watching

Jun 4, 20269mEp. 31S1

Initial jobless claims jumped to 225,000 in the last week of May 2026, up from 212,000 the prior week — the largest one-week spike in over a year. Most analysts are brushing it off as noise ahead of Friday's payrolls rep

Why Job Openings Surging to 7.6 Million Is Not All Good News

Jun 4, 20269mEp. 30S1

In this episode of Macro Tuesdays, Lucas and Luna dig into the surprising jump in job openings to 7.6 million in April—the highest in nearly two years. But they argue this isn't the unalloyed good news it might seem. The

Why the Bond Market Is Ignoring Hot ADP Payroll Data

Jun 3, 20267mEp. 29S1

Private payrolls came in at 122,000 in May, beating expectations. But the bond market barely flinched. The 10-year yield actually ticked down on the news. Lucas and Luna break down why strong jobs data isn't moving yield

Job Openings Surged to 7.6 Million What That Really Means

Jun 3, 20265mEp. 28S1

The April JOLTS report showed job openings jumping to 7.6 million, the highest in nearly two years. Lucas and Luna dig into what's behind the surge—sector by sector—and why it doesn't necessarily mean the labor market is

The Surge in Job Openings Nobody Is Talking About

Jun 2, 20267mEp. 27S1

In this episode of Macro Tuesdays, Lucas and Luna dig into the latest JOLTS data for April 2026, which showed job openings surging to 7.6 million—the highest in nearly two years. They explore why this spike is happening

Why Job Openings Are Falling but Hiring Holds Steady

Jun 2, 20260mEp. 26S1

In Episode 26 of Macro Tuesdays, Lucas and Luna unpack a puzzle in the April JOLTS report: job openings dropped to 6.87 million, the lowest since early 2021, yet layoffs remain low and hiring barely budged. They explore

Why Job Openings Are Falling While the Labor Market Stays Strong

Jun 1, 202610mEp. 25S1

The economy added 115,000 jobs in April and the unemployment rate held at 4.3 percent, but JOLTS data shows job openings have dropped by 56,000 in a single month. Lucas and Luna dig into what's really happening: companie

Why Energy Inflation Is Different This Time

Jun 1, 20268mEp. 24S1

Lucas and Luna dig into why energy inflation in 2026 is behaving differently from previous oil shocks. With the Iran conflict adding $450 to the average household's monthly bills, core PCE holding at 3.3 percent, and 10-

Why Household Savings Are Dwindling Despite a Strong Labor Market

May 31, 20269mEp. 23S1

The US economy added jobs in April and the unemployment rate remains low at 4.3 percent, yet households are drawing down pandemic-era savings at an accelerating pace. In this episode of Macro Tuesdays, Lucas and Luna unp

How Falling Long-Term Yields Mask Disinflation Hopes

May 31, 20269mEp. 22S1

In this episode of Macro Tuesdays, Lucas and Luna unpack a counterintuitive signal in the bond market: the ten-year Treasury yield has dropped to 4.45 percent even as core PCE inflation remains sticky at 3.3 percent. The

How the Iran War Is Adding 450 Dollars to Your Monthly Bills

May 30, 20268mEp. 21S1

Lucas and Luna break down the new data showing the Iran conflict is costing the average US household $450 more per month on gas and energy. They explore how this energy surcharge is feeding into core inflation, why the F

The Iran War Energy Surcharge Hitting US Households

May 30, 20267mEp. 20S1

In episode 20 of Macro Tuesdays, Lucas and Luna break down the hidden economic impact of the Iran war on American consumers. With energy inflation more persistent than expected, the average U.S. household is paying an ex

Why the 10-Year Yield Is Falling Despite Sticky Core PCE

May 29, 20267mEp. 19S1

Lucas and Luna dig into a puzzle that's been bugging bond traders all week: the 10-year Treasury yield dropped to 4.45 percent even as the core PCE price index came in at 3.3 percent annualized — exactly the kind of stic

Core PCE at 3.3 Percent and What It Means for Rate Cuts

May 29, 20267mEp. 18S1

The Fed's preferred inflation gauge just landed at 3.3 percent annualized — right on consensus — but the bond market rallied anyway. Lucas and Luna break down why a 'no surprise' number actually shifted expectations for

Why the 10-Year Breakeven Rate Matters Now

May 28, 20266mEp. 17S1

On Macro Tuesdays, Lucas and Luna dig into the 10-year breakeven inflation rate, which has dropped to 2.39% even as core PCE inflation runs at 3.3%. They explore what the bond market's inflation expectations signal about

Why Small Caps Are Outperforming in May 2026

May 28, 20267mEp. 16S1

The Russell 2000 has surged 3.6% over the past five days while the S&P 500 gained just 1.2%. Lucas and Luna drill into what's driving this rotation: falling long-term yields, a stabilizing labor market, and the end of me

Small Caps Are Signaling a Regime Change in Markets

May 27, 20268mEp. 15S1

The Russell 2000 has surged 3.6% in the past week while the S&P 500 gained only 1.2%. Lucas and Luna explore what this small-cap outperformance signals about the market's next phase. With the Fed on hold at 3.64% and the

The Consumer Collapse Investors Are Ignoring

May 27, 20267mEp. 14S1

Consumer sentiment hit a fresh record low in May, even as the stock market keeps grinding higher. Lucas and Luna unpack the disconnect: record-low sentiment versus a roaring Russell 2000. They look at the specific forces

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