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Shorts are back in fashion on Wall Street
Deutsche Bank and Wolfe Research lifted JPMorgan Chase and AT&T, while higher oil and Treasury yields renewed inflation fears across markets.
- On Thursday, July 23, 2026, analysts upgraded JPMorgan Chase & Company to Buy with a $375 target and raised AT&T to Outperform with a $29 target price.
- Rising oil prices pushed Brent Crude to $94 while the 10-year Treasury yield climbed to 4.66%, reigniting inflation fears across markets on the same day.
- Short positions across US and Canadian equities surged 4% in June to a record $2.39 trillion, driven by $98 billion in new short selling, per S3 Partners data.
- JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon cautioned that it is "getting close to as good as it gets," reflecting skepticism about the AI-fueled rally's sustainability.
- Market participants question the sustainability of the heavily concentrated AI rally that has propped up markets for nearly four years, with surging short activity suggesting potential pullback risks.
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