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- 1Winds Pick Up, Yields Tick Down●Winds Pick Up, Yields Tick Down https://www.wsj.com/finance/stocks/winds-pick-up-yields-tick-down-5cb62df6?mod=rss_marke
The Wall Street Journal reports that Treasury yields are edging lower as winds pick up, a reference to how weather-driven factors such as wind power output or storm activity can influence energy markets and, in turn, bond yields. The item, tagged under finance and economy, suggests investors are tracking unusual catalysts behind the latest move in rates alongside equities.
- 2Last Chance for Prime Day Smartwatch Deals on Apple, Samsung, Garmin●Tick Tock! It's Your Last Chance For These Prime Day Smartwatch Deals on Apple, Samsung, Garmin, Fitbit, and Google
Amazon's Prime Day smartwatch discounts are winding down, with PCMag rounding up last-chance deals on devices from Apple, Samsung, Garmin, Fitbit and Google before the sale event ends. Shoppers are being urged to act quickly on remaining price cuts across a range of popular wearables.
- 3US jobs report falls far short of expectations as unemployment rises●BREAKING: Jobs report far below expectations, unemployment ticks up
A newly released US jobs report came in well below expectations, with unemployment ticking up. The weak hiring numbers are drawing wide attention, with commentators highlighting what they mean for the economy, the Federal Reserve's rate path, and households facing a softening labor market.
- 4Your head ages faster than your feet, physics says●Your head is older than your feet. Einstein's relativity says gravity slows time — the closer you are to Earth, the slow
Einstein's general relativity means gravity slows time: clocks closer to Earth tick more slowly. NIST scientists measured the effect at a height difference of just 33 centimetres, detecting a tiny but real difference in clock speed. That means a person's head, being slightly farther from Earth's centre, ages a fraction faster than their feet.