Cross-asset conditions, 10 November 2026
The dated record: each asset class ranked by how much it mattered, with what actually moved. Written by the lens engine on the day; preserved as published.
cross-asset activity 0.86× the norm
The change in FX is in how things move together. Aussie-S&P co-movement went from -0.07 to -0.28, 7.5 times its normal pace. USD/BRL extended to +12.1% on the month (from +4.1%). Aussie-dollar realized vol moved from +5.8% to +7.6%.
- DollarAussie-S&P co-movement went from -0.07 to -0.28, 7.5 times its normal pace. The dollar moved from +0.2% to +0.4%.
- Emerging marketsUSD/BRL extended to +12.1% on the month (from +4.1%), the biggest such move in at least four years. USD/INR moved from -1.7% to -3.0%.
- FX volatilityAussie-dollar realized vol moved from +5.8% to +7.6%, 4.3 times its normal pace. Euro-dollar realized vol moved from +4.1% to +4.5%.
- Major pairsAUD/USD swung from +0.7% to -1.4% on the month, its biggest move since October 21. USD/CAD moved from -1.9% to -0.7%.
- CarryNZD/USD swung from +0.0% to -0.0% on the month.
A busy day in rates. The 1-3y Treasury ETF realized vol moved from +1.7% to +2.2%, 4.8 times its normal pace. ETF flows went from 1.79 to 2.51.
- Term premium & durationThe 1-3y Treasury ETF realized vol moved from +1.7% to +2.2%, 4.8 times its normal pace. The 7-10y Treasury ETF moved from +2.5% to +1.8%.
- Flows & positioningETF flows went from 1.79 to 2.51, 4.0 times its normal pace.
- Rates volatilityMOVE moved from 100 to 89. The MOVE/VIX ratio went from 4.80 to 4.28.
- Fiscal & stock-bond contextNet interest to GDP held at 3.94% at the latest reading. That is its highest level in about six months.
- Yield curveNo fresh reading in this group. 10-year Treasury yield moved from -35.0% to -42.0%.
- Curve slopeNo fresh reading in this group. The 10s-3mo curve moved from -37.0% to -35.0%.
- Real yieldsNo fresh reading in this group. 10-year real yield moved from -33.0% to -29.0%.
- Inflation expectationsNo fresh reading in this group. 10-year breakevens moved from 2.29% to 2.22%.
- Policy pathNo fresh reading in this group.
Commodities moved on several fronts. The broad commodity ETF moved from $32.4 to $30.5, 3.7 times its normal pace. Wheat eased to -12.5% on the month (from -13.4%).
- Broad commoditiesThe broad commodity ETF moved from $32.4 to $30.5, 3.7 times its normal pace. The broad commodity ETF realized vol moved from +16.3% to +19.9%.
- AgricultureWheat eased to -12.5% on the month (from -13.4%), 2.8 times its normal pace. Wheat realized vol moved from +17.1% to +13.4%.
- EnergyCrude moved from $96.1 to $85.3, 3.5 times its normal pace. Oil realized vol moved from +44.0% to +53.7%.
- MetalsGold realized vol moved from +19.5% to +23.2%. Copper realized vol moved from +20.7% to +21.6%.
- ETF flowsCrude (USO) swung from +9.8% to -7.1% on the month.
- Roll yield & carryOil futures roll drag went from +2.4pt to +1.9pt. Natgas futures roll drag went from -7.9pt to -8.8pt.
- Commodity volatilityNo fresh reading in this group. Gold vol sits at 25.
Only one thing moved in volatility. S&P realized vol moved from +11.1% to +20.8%, 10.0 times its normal pace.
- Vol risk premiumS&P realized vol moved from +11.1% to +20.8%, 10.0 times its normal pace. The equity vol premium moved from +311.7% to -132.3%.
- Implied vol complexThe vol complex gauge went from 81.02 to 64.15, its biggest move since September 29. VIX moved from -32.0% to +89.0%.
- Stress concentrationThe MOVE/VIX ratio went from 4.80 to 4.28. The OVX/VIX ratio went from 2.96 to 2.87.
- Stress gauges & regimeNo fresh reading in this group. The OFR stress index (vol leg) went from 0.15 to 0.65.
Only one thing moved in crypto. Ethereum realized vol moved from +32.7% to +47.0%, its biggest move since August 25.
- Crypto volatilityEthereum realized vol moved from +32.7% to +47.0%, its biggest move since August 25. Bitcoin-ETF realized vol moved from +28.6% to +33.2%.
- Cross-asset linkageBitcoin beta to the S&P went from +1.64 to +1.38, 2.9 times its normal pace. Bitcoin-S&P co-movement went from +0.43 to +0.49.
- Market structureStablecoin supply went from 297 to 292, 2.8 times its normal pace. Stablecoin supply growth moved from -3.1% to -3.9%.
- PerformanceEthereum moved from $2,273 to $2,076, its biggest move since October 12. The Bitcoin ETF moved from -9.3% to -10.5%.
- Network activityNo fresh reading in this group. Bitcoin transaction count went from 715,023 to 412,523.
Equities had a single story. S&P realized vol moved from +11.1% to +20.8%, 10.0 times its normal pace.
- Equity volatilityS&P realized vol moved from +11.1% to +20.8%, 10.0 times its normal pace. VIX moved from -32.0% to +89.0%.
- Index performanceS&P drawdown from the 1-year peak went from -0.03 to -0.04, 3.0 times its normal pace. S&P daily return moved from +0.4% to -0.4%.
- Factor returnsSize factor extended to +4.5% on the month (from +1.2%). Momentum factor moved from -11.5% to -11.8%.
- Sector rotationSector breadth (50dMA) went from 0.82 to 0.64. Sector rotation velocity went from 8.85 to 8.43.
- Market breadthSectors above 200dMA went from 0.73 to 0.64. RSP vs S&P, 200-day went from 0.01 to 0.02.
- Forward earningsForward EPS went from 300 to 298. Forward EPS revisions went from -0.02 to -0.03.
- ValuationsShiller CAPE held at 39.85 at the latest reading. Equity risk premium moved from -120.8% to +2.5%.
- Financial conditions & risk appetiteNo fresh reading in this group. Credit-vol co-movement went from +0.56 to +0.58.
Credit was quiet. Nothing moved beyond its normal range.
- Default cycle & lendingCorporate charge-off rate held at 0.58% at the latest reading.
- Spread complexLQD ETF flows went from 0.76 to 1.19. HY OAS moved from +18.0% to -6.0%.
- Total returnsNo fresh reading in this group.
Macro stayed in range all session.
- Fiscal positionDebt-to-GDP held at 121% at the latest reading. That is its lowest level in about six months.
- Liquidity & financial conditionsThe dollar moved from +0.2% to +0.4%.
- HousingHousing starts held at 1.2m at the latest reading.
- Household credit & cash flowDebt service ratio held at 11.11 at the latest reading. That is its lowest level in about six months.
- InflationHeadline CPI held at 337 at the latest reading. That is its highest level in about six months.
- GrowthReal GDP held at $24.61tn at the latest reading. It still sits near multi-year highs.
- Labor marketPayrolls held at 159.3m at the latest reading. That is its highest level in about six months.