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Monster SpaceX IPO, Hot Inflation Prints and New Fed Chair With New Ideas (E265)
DoubleLine's Eric Dhall and Ryan Kimmel recap the June 8–12 market week, covering the historic SpaceX IPO debut, broad fixed income strength driven by ceasefire talk, and hotter-than-expected CPI/PPI prints pointing to an elevated PCE reading. The episode also previews incoming Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's inaugural FOMC meeting, with a caution that leadership transitions at the Fed tend to generate market volatility.
13 Jun 2026
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Weekly Market Update: June 2026 - Week 2
DoubleLine's weekly market snapshot covering equity indices, bond ETFs, the U.S. Treasury yield curve, economic indicators, currencies, and commodities for the second week of June 2026. The publication presents raw market data across asset classes without editorial commentary or directional views.
12 Jun 2026
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Strong Jobs, Higher Hike Risk
DoubleLine's Between the Lines blog argues that May's stronger-than-expected nonfarm payrolls (172,000) and a turn positive in the Bloomberg US Labor Market Surprise Index have materially raised the probability of a Fed rate hike, driving the two-year Treasury yield above 4.1%. The piece also examines how near-term AI-driven infrastructure demand may be inflationary rather than disinflationary, complicating the Fed's policy calculus.
11 Jun 2026
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Morris Chen on CRE Dispersion and Data Center Restraint | Bloomberg TV
DoubleLine's Morris Chen appears on Bloomberg TV to discuss dispersion across commercial real estate (CRE) sectors and the need for restraint in data center investment. The interview covers differentiated risk/return dynamics within CRE and caution around the rapid buildout of data center capacity.
11 Jun 2026
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Gundlach Unlocked: Positioning for Higher Rates, Persistent Inflation and Rate Hikes
DoubleLine CEO Jeffrey Gundlach argues that long-term interest rates are likely to stay elevated and that the Federal Reserve is more likely to raise than cut rates, citing persistent inflation with historical parallels to prior sustained price-increase cycles. He also flags risks from elevated U.S. equity valuations and market concentration, while making a case for international and emerging markets equities, commodities, and a weaker U.S. dollar.
9 Jun 2026
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Channel 11: Stocks Soar, Bonds Snore
This DoubleLine "Channel 11" video commentary contrasts strong equity market performance against subdued bond market returns. The piece is part of DoubleLine's regular short-form video series covering cross-asset market dynamics.
9 Jun 2026