Open Interest 7/2/2026
Get a jump start on the US trading day with Dani Burger on “Bloomberg Open Interest.” US hiring slows sharply in June as Wall Street weighs what comes next. The Nasdaq fights back as Meta reshapes the global AI race, and OpenAI is reportedly considering giving the U.S. government a 5% stake. White House NEC Director Kevin Hassett reacts live to the jobs report, BlackRock’s Rick Rieder breaks down the market impact, Revelio Labs explains how AI is creating jobs despite slower hiring, and Bridgepoint’s $1.4 billion real estate bet points to a potential decade-long investment boom.
Chapters:
00:00:00 – Open Interest
00:02:09 – Stocks Rise and Bond Yields Fall After Jobs Report
00:05:31 – Korean Stocks Tumble as AI Jitters Hit Chipmakers
00:08:12 – Microsoft Creates 6,000-Worker Unit to Help Clients with AI
00:15:19 – Rick Rieder BlackRock | Jobs Data, Inflation & Fed Policy
00:26:36 – Kevin Hassett White House National Economic Council Director | White House View on Jobs, Growth & Fed Cuts
00:49:40 – Julia Coronado MacroPolicy | Labor Market, Inflation & Fed Strategy
01:01:22 – Al Rabil Kayne Anderson | Bridgepoint Acquires Kayne Anderson Real Estate
01:07:57 – Jan Goetz IQM Quantum Computers | Expands Global Quantum Footprint
01:17:04 – Lisa Simon Revelio Labs | US Adds 57K Jobs in June, Below Estimates
01:24:46 – Strait of Hormuz Fees, Iran Risk & Global Trade
01:26:44 – USMCA Review, Supply Chains & North American Trade
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@FinanceFlowEdge
July 2, 2026 at 7:50 pm
The market's reaction to today's jobs report tells you everything about how markets actually work.
Hiring slowed sharply. Stocks went UP. To a normal person that makes no sense. Bad news lifting the market? Here's the logic: weak jobs data means the Fed is less likely to raise rates and more likely to cut. Cheaper money flows into stocks. So 'bad' economic news becomes 'good' market news. This is why trying to trade the headlines will destroy you. The market doesn't react to the news itself. It reacts to what the news means for interest rates, liquidity, and the future. Understand that gap between what happened and what it means, and half the market's confusing moves suddenly start making sense."
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