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3 STORIES · UPDATED AUG 13

Rates, inflation prints, and Fed policy set the discount rate under every equity. We translate the macro data flow into what it means for stocks — which sectors get repriced, and where the market's expectations look wrong.

By Basis Report Editorial DeskReviewed by Basis Report Methodology TeamMethodology
Top StoryHMY

Harmony Gold Closes Oversubscribed Loan Amid Rate Fears

Bank of America's forecast of three Federal Reserve rate hikes in 2026 triggered a nearly 12% drop in HMY shares in the week ending June 26. Weeks later, Harmony closed an oversubscribed multi-currency loan, a split verdict between credit and equity markets over the same cash flows.

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Infleqtion Surges 31.4% on $2B Quantum Funding News

Infleqtion climbed 31.4% after reports of a $2 billion Trump administration quantum computing initiative and a separate $100 million CHIPS letter of i…

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PVH Corp. Beats Q4 Estimates on DTC Growth, but Tariff Risk Clouds 2026

PVH Corp. beat Q4 2025 earnings and revenue estimates on steady DTC gains, but cautious guidance around tariff exposure may limit near-term upside des…

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