Goldman Sachs posted its second-best quarter ever as equities surged 72%. JPMorgan missed on EPS with rising credit costs. Citi hit its best Q3 revenue in a decade. UnitedHealth’s medical care ratio improved to 88.4%, while Johnson & Johnson raised its full-year sales guide to $101.2B.

I bet you didn’t know there was such a season. Neither did I! I don’t think the Stock Market Almanac lists such a season. Here we are 10 days away from the end of graveyard season but 17 days from the Israeli election and just a week later is our election.

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If AI agents come to rely on US transaction infrastructure and dollar-denominated assets, the dollar will become embedded in the operating system of machine commerce. The post When AI agents become economic actors, what happens to money and the financial system? appeared first on Atlantic Council.

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