The Probability Desk — 2026-06-05
The Hot-Jobs Trap: Will Warsh's Fed Cut at All in 2026? The Probability Desk · Friday, June 5, 2026 · Universal
The governance and behaviour required to actually invest for decades.
The Hot-Jobs Trap: Will Warsh's Fed Cut at All in 2026? The Probability Desk · Friday, June 5, 2026 · Universal
Sovereign capital flowed to developed markets even as reserve managers trimmed the dollar — and one chart.
The Probability Desk — Wednesday, June 3, 2026 Desk view in one paragraph. On June 1, 2026, the public comment period closed on
Alaska trims, Washington builds, the FSB warns — and one chart.
The Probability Desk — Tuesday, June 2, 2026 Desk view in one paragraph. On June 1, 2026, Alphabet did something it had never
A faster pace than the prior five years, the Strait shut — and one chart.
Official PMI stalls at 50.0, the private survey jumps to 51.8 — and one chart.
The Probability Desk now runs a multi-agent simulation over its chokepoint scenario. It moves zero of the published probability — its job is to surface the transmission channels analysts under-weight. Here is what the first run found.
Wall Street closed May at records, the curve rallied, and the ECB called the calm borrowed — plus a wall-to-wall data week, and one chart.
Every AI-governance proposal lost, the biggest fund couldn't move it, and one chart.
The Probability Desk — Friday, May 29, 2026 Base cases. Tail risks. Second-order effects. For capital that thinks in decades. Desk View,
A "tilt home" decision in Seoul, a $4.2bn AI bet from Jakarta, and one chart of the new mega-allocator policy mix.
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