Market moves: Friday, November 6, 2026

Close of Friday, November 6, 2026: S&P 500 (SPY) +0.31%; US 10Y 4.86% (+2 bp on the day); VIX (Cboe) 25.64 (−9.01% on the day); Dollar (UUP ETF) +0.73%; Gold (GLD ETF) −0.79%; Bitcoin (USD) −0.31%. Largest 1D move in the table: VIX (Cboe) −9.01%.

Today (1D): Chips bounced and the jobs report revived Fed increase pricing

AI spending doubts, the regime force, still set the two-day picture: semis trail the market by 3.9 pp over 2D despite the day's rebound. The day added a strong jobs report that lifted Kalshi odds of a December increase to 74.8%.

The S&P 500 (SPY) rose 0.31% and the Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) 1.40%, while the VIX fell 9.01% to 25.64. Semis (SMH) rebounded 3.62% after Thursday's rout, helped by Lam Research's buyback.

October payrolls beat estimates and unemployment slipped. The 2Y yield rose 5 bp and the dollar (UUP) 0.73% to a 5-year high, while Kalshi odds of a December Fed increase rose 9.2 pp.

No clear transmission channel on the day: the leading candidate has 4 of 8 signals for but its core is not met, as the AI leaders and SMH beat the equal-weight index by 2.51 pp. Staples (XLP) fell 1.28%.

Drivers

Underlying forces

Shared forces acting on all assets at once, inferred in code from the whole pattern of moves; blank = not active. How we judge causes.

Force1Y6M3M1M1W2 daysShort-run trend
AI capex / profitability doubtsmildmildstrongmoderatemoderatebuilding (since 2026-11-04)
Oil supply shockmoderatefading
Hawkish Fed repricingmildmildfading
Rotation from bonds to stocksmildfading
Liquidity expansionmildmildfading
Real-yield shockmildmildfading
Inflation pressure easingmildfading
Recession / growth fearmildfading
De-risking to cashmildfading
Share of moves explained35%40%39%41%22%27%

Fed path (Kalshi odds): next meeting (Dec 9, 2026) hike 75.0% (+9.5 pp 1D), no change 23.6%, cut 1.4%; expected upper bound after Dec 9, 2026 4.19%, after Apr 28, 2027 4.31% (now 4.00%). All event odds.

Sentiment (CNN Fear & Greed): 22, extreme fear (1W 26, 1M 47). Index by CNN Business; components.

Forced deleveraging or fear? 1D: mixed / unclear (best candidate crowded unwind: 4 of 8 for, 1 against, 0 n/a, core not met); forced deleveraging 0 of 11 for, 2 against (core not met); growth scare 0 of 10 for, 1 against (core not met). 1W: mixed / unclear (best candidate crowded unwind: 6 of 8 for, 0 against, 0 n/a, core not met); forced deleveraging 0 of 11 for, 4 against (core not met); growth scare 4 of 9 for, 0 against (core not met).

Evidence for and against

1D Forced deleveraging: for none; against assets down 35%, VIX −2.5 pts (z −1.3). Crowded unwind: for assets down 35%, HYG - LQD +0.06 pp (z +0.2), KRE - SPY −0.46 pp (z −0.3), AI-theme force 0.80; against AI leaders and SMH - RSP +2.51 pp (z +1.5). Growth scare: for none; against Fed hike odds +9.50 pp (z +1.9).

1W Forced deleveraging: for none; against havens down 1 of 4, assets down 65%, CNN Fear & Greed 22, gold +4.71% (z +1.7). Crowded unwind: for havens down 1 of 4, assets down 65%, HYG - LQD −0.37 pp (z −0.6), KRE - SPY +2.97 pp (z +0.9), AI-theme force 0.81, CNN Fear & Greed 22; against none. Growth scare: for havens down 1 of 4, CNN Fear & Greed 22, gold +4.71% (z +1.7), copper - gold −8.09 pp (z −2.3); against none.

FINRA margin debt 2026-09: $1,480 bn, +1.8% m/m (info only: monthly and older than the window; a monthly fall of 5% or more is consistent with deleveraging).

Rules: forced deleveraging core: at least 85% of the 17 tracked assets down and at least 3 of 4 havens down; crowded unwind core: crowded theme minus RSP at least 2 sd down and at most 1 of 4 havens down; growth scare core: cyclicals minus defensives at least 1 sd down and the 2Y yield down by at least 1 sd; a class qualifies when all core items for, at least 4 items for, for minus against at least 3; n/a never counts. z = the move in standard deviations of its own same-length changes over 3 years.

What each force means
  • AI capex / profitability doubts: Investors doubt the payoff of AI spending: AI leaders and semis lag, defensives and the average stock gain relative ground.
  • Oil supply shock: A supply disruption lifts crude: oil and commodities rise, breakevens climb, consumers lag.
  • Hawkish Fed repricing: Markets price more Fed rate increases: the 2Y leads yields higher, the curve flattens, the dollar firms and long-duration assets lag.
  • Rotation from bonds to stocks: Money moves from bonds into equities: stocks beat bonds, yields rise and trading shifts toward equity ETFs.
  • Liquidity expansion: Central banks and the Treasury add money to the system (asset purchases, a falling TGA or reverse repo balance): net liquidity rises, financial conditions loosen, risk assets rise broadly and speculative, long-duration assets rise most while the dollar softens.
  • Real-yield shock: Real yields jump: long-duration assets, gold and growth stocks fall behind, the dollar firms.
  • Inflation pressure easing: Inflation compensation falls: breakevens and nominal yields ease, commodities soften, long duration gains.
  • Recession / growth fear: Investors price weaker growth: cyclicals, small caps, copper and oil fall behind, credit weakens and long yields fall.
  • De-risking to cash: Investors move money out of equities and other risk assets and park it in cash: money market fund assets jump, stocks fall, volatility and the dollar rise, credit weakens. Consistent with money moving from equities to cash.

Status quo board

What the market favours in each group, and whether that is changing. States: intact, challenged, shifting, new status quo. Causes month by month: what drove each month.

  • US stocks: Value and dividend payers lead growth: SCHD is up 37.2% over 1Y against 7.8% for QQQ, a lead that narrowed to 1.0 pp in June and was regained, with 88% of it in the last month. intact (path of Value (IWD) vs growth (IWF) over 1Y: volatile / round-trip)
  • Sectors: Defensive sectors are favoured over tech: tech (XLK) trails defensives by 26.9 pp over 1M, while health care and staples sit 2.6% and 2.0% below their 5-year highs. intact (path of Tech (XLK) vs defensives (XLP, XLV, XLU) over 1M: volatile / round-trip)
  • AI and style themes: Semis have lost their lead: they trail the market by 21.0 pp over 1M and 14.7 pp over 3M, and the lag is re-accelerating after a 1Y lead that peaked at 79.1 pp in June round-tripped to 21.7 pp. intact (path of Semiconductors (SMH) vs S&P 500 (SPY) over 1Y: volatile / round-trip)
  • AI leaders and QQQ: The AI platform leaders lag the market again: the basket trails by 8.1 pp over 6M and 7.5 pp over 1M, after the 6M lag narrowed to a 0.1 pp lead on October 7; all of it came in the last month. intact (path of AI leaders basket vs S&P 500 (SPY) over 6M: volatile / round-trip)
  • Foreign markets: Emerging markets lag the US: EEM trails the S&P 500 by 7.5 pp over 1M and 12.4 pp over 6M, reversing a 6M lead of 4.3 pp in June; 59% of the 6M gap came in the last month. intact (path of Emerging (EEM) vs S&P 500 (SPY) over 6M: volatile / round-trip)
  • Crypto: Crypto is out of favour: bitcoin is 39.3% below its 5-year high and down 25.2% over 1Y. intact
  • Commodities: Oil is priced for a war-driven supply shock: WTI front-month futures are up 51.9% over 1Y (as of 2026-11-05). shifting. Challenger: Crude is losing its war premium: Brent fell 14.4% over the week and 2.0% over 1M (as of 2026-11-05), and energy (XLE) lost 12.0% in November so far.
  • Rates: Higher for longer: the market prices more Fed increases, with the 2Y up 94 bp over 1Y and Kalshi odds of 74.8% for a December increase. challenged. Challenger: Long yields are falling: the 10Y is down 41 bp over 1M and 8 bp over the week, and the real yield is down 28 bp over 1M.
  • Credit: Credit is calm but softening: high yield trails IG by 2.3 pp over 1M, while regional banks have regained their lead, beating the market by 8.7 pp. intact (path of High yield (HYG) vs IG corporate (LQD) over 1M: built then held)
  • Dollar and volatility: The dollar is firm on Fed rate-increase pricing: UUP is up 6.9% over 1Y and reached a new 5-year high on the day. intact

Asset table: monthly change

Each cell is the change during that calendar month (month to date for the current month).

Prices, FX, crypto, commodities and ratios: % change from the last close on or before the previous month-end to the last close on or before the month-end (Nov MTD: to the latest close, 2026-11-06). Rate rows, marked (Δ level, pp), show the change in the rate's level during the month in percentage points with 2 decimals; spread rows, marked (Δ level, bp), in basis points; their Last column is the current level. Cells carry no unit suffix. A rise carries a + sign and a fall a − sign. Hover or focus a cell for the two closes behind it. Trailing 90-day values are on trends, with the 1D to 1Y changes on trends and horizons. 3 series carry an "as of" date (latest print older than the 2026-11-06 close). Select a column heading to sort within each group.

Change during each calendar month (month to date for the current month), grouped by asset class; % for prices, rate rows change in level in pp, spread rows in bp
AssetLastMonthly change: % for prices; rate rows pp, spread rows bp
Nov MTDOctSepAugJulJunMayAprMarFebJanDecNov 25
Us Equity status quo intact 1D to 1Y
S&P 500 (SPY)12-month story735.29−2.7−0.9−0.3+2.70.0−1.0+5.3+10.5−4.9−0.9+1.5+0.1+0.2
Nasdaq 100 (QQQ)12-month story656.10−5.0−6.7+3.3+4.2−6.6−0.1+10.6+15.7−4.8−2.3+1.2−0.7−1.6
Dividend (SCHD)12-month story35.17−1.7+10.0−6.0+4.2+5.6−1.7+1.3+4.5−2.6+6.5+8.7+0.4+3.1
Dow (DIA ETF)12-month story512.22−0.9+1.7−4.1+1.5+0.4+2.6+2.9+7.3−5.2+0.3+1.8+0.9+0.4
Russell 2000 (IWM ETF)12-month story273.67−2.0+0.5−5.2+0.9−3.1+3.7+4.5+12.1−5.0+0.7+5.5−0.7+1.0
Sectors status quo intact 1D to 1Y
Tech (XLK)12-month story164.74−8.2−8.3+5.1+6.4−8.0−0.1+19.8+20.0−4.1−3.6−0.1+0.8−4.8
Health care (XLV)12-month story184.800.0+9.8−0.9+4.9+2.5+6.6+2.4−0.4−8.1+3.50.0−1.4+9.3
Financials (XLF)12-month story57.16+1.2+5.8−7.1+1.4+6.2+4.3−1.1+5.6−3.5−3.8−2.4+3.1+1.8
Energy (XLE)12-month story61.62−12.0+13.9−3.3+7.4+12.1−5.0−5.6−2.6+10.3+9.5+14.2−0.3+2.6
Staples (XLP)12-month story90.08+0.7+10.9−4.5−0.1+2.4+0.9−1.7+2.8−8.4+7.8+7.5−1.3+4.1
Discretionary (XLY)12-month story117.58+1.9+6.0−6.4+0.4−1.0−2.8+2.1+8.6−6.6−3.6+1.5+1.2−1.4
Utilities (XLU)12-month story43.13−0.7+10.1−5.9−4.8−2.2+2.7−5.2+2.1−3.2+10.4+1.3−5.1+1.7
Materials (XLB)12-month story51.95−1.5+8.3−7.1+4.5−0.8−0.3−0.6+3.0−6.0+8.4+8.6+2.0+4.4
Real estate (XLRE)12-month story44.00+1.9+5.5−6.5−2.1+2.4+1.0−0.9+8.7−6.2+5.8+2.7−2.1+1.9
Communication (XLC)12-month story104.79+4.9−10.0−0.1+3.0+1.0−7.2−0.7+5.1−5.8−1.7+2.0+2.3+0.5
Industrials (XLI)12-month story162.67−2.8+0.3−4.4−2.6−2.9+7.3−0.8+7.9−8.4+7.1+6.7+1.3−0.9
Themes status quo intact 1D to 1Y
Semiconductors (SMH)12-month story463.96−11.2−14.2+9.4+3.0−17.6+9.5+18.2+32.2−5.7+0.7+12.0+2.5−3.0
Software (IGV)12-month story98.88−5.2−2.1−3.2+16.3+4.4−10.9+21.2+4.8−1.9−9.7−14.6+1.5−9.9
AI leaders basket (6 stocks, equal weight)12-month story7,469.20−1.4−8.9+3.8+1.5+7.1−10.7+4.8+21.2−5.0−7.9+1.3−1.90.0
Equal-weight S&P 500 (RSP)12-month story216.05−1.0+4.9−4.8+2.0+1.1+2.3+2.6+6.0−6.0+3.5+3.4+0.4+1.9
Value (IWD)12-month story257.45−0.5+4.3−3.1+2.0+3.9+2.2+2.9+8.2−4.9+2.6+4.5+0.7+2.6
Growth (IWF)12-month story111.75−5.0−6.1+2.2+3.7−4.7−2.8+7.2+11.9−5.2−3.4−1.6−0.6−1.9
Foreign status quo intact 1D to 1Y
Developed ex-US (EFA)12-month story101.89−1.4−0.5−3.3+1.8+1.6+0.7+2.4+5.3−7.8+4.6+4.9+2.7+0.7
Developed (VEA)12-month story67.90−2.2−1.7−2.9+3.3−0.9−0.2+4.3+7.4−8.6+6.1+6.0+3.2+1.0
Emerging (EEM)12-month story59.33−2.8−8.6−0.3+4.6−6.3+0.2+7.2+12.7−9.3+5.9+8.0+2.2−1.8
Emerging (VWO)12-month story55.29−0.4−6.4−1.8+3.0−1.6−0.2+1.6+9.0−7.0+2.9+5.0+0.9−1.2
Japan (EWJ)12-month story88.26−5.0−4.7+1.6+3.8−0.9+0.9+4.3+5.5−8.6+7.8+6.2+0.9−0.5
China large-cap (FXI)12-month story34.95+5.7−2.8−3.8−3.1+15.5−9.2−4.7+2.5−3.7−5.9+3.4−2.1−0.5
Germany (EWG)12-month story41.58−0.7+1.4−6.6+3.2+3.6−2.9+2.8+6.5−10.5+2.9+1.4+3.9+0.5
Crypto status quo intact 1D to 1Y
Bitcoin (USD)12-month story75,731−2.2−7.3+6.4+25.0+7.4−20.5−3.6+11.8+1.9−14.9−10.1−3.2−17.5
Ethereum (USD)12-month story2,235.37−0.8−16.1+8.8+32.6+18.6−21.7−11.2+7.3+7.1−19.8−17.4−0.8−22.2
Commodity status quo shifting 1D to 1Y
Gold (GLD ETF)12-month story372.52+4.7−6.6−6.8+9.9+0.9−11.7−1.5−1.5−11.1+8.7+12.3+2.2+5.4
Silver (SLV ETF)12-month story46.87+5.1−18.2−9.3+14.8−2.1−21.7+2.5−2.2−19.8+12.7+17.1+25.8+16.4
WTI crude (front-month futures)as of 2026-11-0512-month story90.52−13.1+15.2+5.4+1.3+21.8−20.4−16.9+3.6+51.3+2.8+13.6−1.9−4.0
Brent crude (front-month futures)as of 2026-11-0512-month story98.29−16.4+13.6+14.4+0.4+23.6−20.8−19.3−3.7+63.3+2.5+16.2−3.7−2.9
Copper (CPER ETF)12-month story37.67−3.4−2.0−0.5+1.1+4.9−2.9+6.4+6.1−6.6+1.2+4.2+8.3+2.4
Rates status quo challenged 1D to 1Y
US 3M bill (Δ level, pp)12-month story4.19%+0.03−0.04+0.29+0.08−0.04+0.18+0.01−0.02+0.030.000.00−0.21−0.01
US 2Y (Δ level, pp)12-month story4.51%−0.05−0.32+0.54+0.06+0.14+0.16+0.10+0.09+0.41−0.14+0.050.00−0.13
US 10Y (Δ level, pp)12-month story4.86%−0.08−0.35+0.540.00+0.31−0.01+0.05+0.10+0.33−0.29+0.08+0.16−0.09
US 20Y (Δ level, pp)12-month story5.29%−0.05−0.34+0.44−0.04+0.35−0.05+0.01+0.09+0.31−0.25+0.03+0.17−0.03
US 30Y (Δ level, pp)12-month story5.26%−0.05−0.33+0.39−0.02+0.36−0.08+0.01+0.10+0.24−0.23+0.03+0.170.00
2s10s spread (Δ level, bp)12-month story+35 bp−3−30−6+17−17−5+1−8−15+3+16+4
30Y mortgage (weekly, published Thursdays) (Δ level, pp)12-month story7.18%−0.06+0.21+0.370.00+0.17−0.04+0.23−0.08+0.40−0.12−0.05−0.08+0.06
Credit status quo intact 1D to 1Y
IG corporate (LQD)12-month story104.53+0.6+2.5−3.4+0.4−2.2+0.1+0.9+0.3−2.1+1.4+0.3−0.7+0.9
High yield (HYG)12-month story77.23+0.3+0.7−2.7+0.9−0.2+0.1+0.4+1.5−1.00.0+0.6+0.5+0.7
EM dollar debt (EMB)12-month story91.96+0.3+1.8−3.7+0.6−1.4+0.4+1.1+2.5−3.5+1.6+0.3+0.3+0.5
Alts 1D to 1Y
Managed futures (CTA)12-month story26.77−10.6+4.3+2.5+4.7+5.1−9.7−10.3+7.6+0.4+8.3+3.3+0.2+0.7
FX / Vol status quo intact 1D to 1Y
Dollar (UUP ETF)new 5y high12-month story29.13+0.4+0.8+2.3−0.2−0.8+2.7+1.1−1.5+2.6+0.9−0.7−0.90.0
USD/JPY12-month story158.45+0.6+0.1−1.5+1.4−3.1+2.1+1.7−1.3+1.7+0.8−1.2+0.3+1.4
USD/MXN12-month story18.6070−0.9+3.9+6.4−2.0−0.9+0.8−0.7−2.6+4.2−1.4−3.1−1.6−1.4
VIX (Cboe)12-month story25.64+32.0+18.8+9.5−6.7−2.8+7.4−9.3−33.1+27.1+13.9+16.7−8.6−6.2
Stress 1D to 1Y
TIPS (TIP)12-month story106.27−0.2+2.5−2.60.0−0.7−0.5+0.2+1.1−1.4+1.3+0.5−0.6+0.2
Long zero-coupon (ZROZ)12-month story59.04+1.1+9.4−8.3+1.2−8.2+2.4+0.8−1.7−6.3+7.3−0.9−4.7−0.5
T-bill ETF (SGOV)new 5y high12-month story100.49+0.1+0.3+0.3+0.3+0.3+0.3+0.3+0.3+0.3+0.3+0.3+0.3+0.3
Commodities (DBC)12-month story31.54−6.2+4.0+3.3+6.3+10.5−9.6−5.2+7.4+15.3+2.7+9.3+0.2+0.8
KRE/SPY ratio12-month story0.0982+3.0+4.6−4.7−5.8+1.6+9.3−5.3−3.0+3.2−2.1+4.6+3.5+4.8
SOFR (NY Fed, published next day) (Δ level, pp)as of 2026-11-0512-month story3.92%−0.03+0.05+0.22+0.02−0.02+0.05−0.03−0.020.000.00−0.19−0.25−0.10

Each group's full card (where we are, how we got here, direction of travel, causes, drivers, speed, tailwinds and headwinds, reasoning and today's review): status quo by asset.

This week (1W): Election week: an AI rout and an oil unwind

Over the week AI spending doubts, the regime force, drove the moves: semis trailed the market by 8.5 pp and value beat growth by 4.5 pp. Oil's war premium unwound alongside, a residual the shared forces leave unexplained.

Semis (SMH) lost 11.2% and tech (XLK) 8.2%, while communication (XLC) rose 4.9% and the VIX 32.0%. Energy (XLE) fell 12.0% and Brent 14.4% (as of 2026-11-05) on hopes of a quicker end to the Iran war.

Over the week there is no clear transmission channel: the leading candidate has 6 of 8 signals for and none against, though its core is not met. Gold rose 4.71%, and CNN's Fear & Greed Index sits at 22, extreme fear.

The money-rotation reading shows no clear rotation over 1W; the best candidate, equities to bonds, has 2 of 7 signals confirming and 2 against.

Drivers

One month (1M): AI doubts put defensives far ahead of tech

Over the month AI spending doubts, the regime force now strengthening, pulled tech 26.9 pp behind defensives and semis 21.0 pp behind the market, while the equal-weight index beat the cap-weighted one by 7.4 pp.

Health care (XLV) rose 10.6% and staples (XLP) 10.1% over the month, while the AI leaders basket fell 13.2% and semis 26.6%. Value beat growth by 15.8 pp.

Rates do not explain it: the 10Y fell 41 bp and the real yield 28 bp, which usually favours long-duration growth, yet growth lagged. The money-rotation reading shows no clear rotation over 1M; the best candidate, equities to bonds, has 3 of 7 signals confirming.

Drivers

Three months (3M): AI doubts lead the quarter as growth fears join

Over three months AI spending doubts are the main force, and a recession-fear force turned active today: cyclicals trail defensives by 9.7 pp and the VIX is up 69.2%. The fit also finds a small liquidity-expansion effect.

Semis trail the market by 14.7 pp and value leads growth by 10.3 pp, with more than all of both gaps built in the last month. WTI futures are up 20.3% over three months (as of 2026-11-05) and commodities (DBC) 9.3%.

The S&P 500's 90-day change is −4.7%, down from +1.4% at the end of October, and the VIX's is +72.1%. Net liquidity was flat over 3M (+$32 bn), so it does not explain the drop.

Drivers

Six months (6M): Rate-increase pricing and AI doubts rewarded value

Over six months hawkish Fed repricing and the real-yield shock rewarded value over growth, and AI doubts added to it. Value's lead round-tripped: it narrowed to 2.3 pp in early October before surging.

Value beat growth by 19.1 pp over six months, but 87% of that came in the last month after the lead narrowed from 13.5 pp in July to 2.3 pp in early October. The 10Y real yield is up 69 bp and the 2Y yield 64 bp.

The AI leaders basket trails the market by 8.1 pp, a lag that narrowed into a small lead in early October and was rebuilt in the last month. Easing inflation pressure pulled the breakeven down 19 bp, and global central-bank liquidity fell 4.7%.

Drivers

One year (1Y): Oil and a Fed seen raising rates set the year

Over the year the oil supply shock and hawkish Fed repricing set the regime, lifting crude and short yields and rewarding value; value's lead narrowed mid-year and re-accelerated in the last month.

WTI futures are up 51.9% over the year (as of 2026-11-05) and the 2Y yield 94 bp. SCHD rose 37.2% against 7.8% for QQQ, but the lead narrowed to 1.0 pp in June, and 88% of it came in the last month.

Semis still lead the market by 21.7 pp over the year, down from a peak of 79.1 pp in June, so most of the year's chip gain has round-tripped. Bitcoin fell 25.2%. M2 grew 5.71% year over year.

Drivers

Cross-asset read: The dollar hit a 5-year high as Fed odds rose

Across assets AI spending doubts, the 2D regime force, still mark the two days, but the day's cross-asset moves followed the jobs report: the dollar rose to a 5-year high and short yields climbed, while gold slipped.

The dollar (UUP) rose 0.73% and USD/JPY 0.50%, while gold (GLD) fell 0.79% and the 2Y yield rose 5 bp. Emerging markets (EEM) rose 2.20% with chips, while Germany (EWG) fell 2.74%.

Polymarket odds of a December Fed increase rose to 76.5% from 65.5%, and Kalshi odds put it at 74.8%; the Kalshi-implied upper bound after the December meeting is 4.19%.

Drivers

Credit and stress watch: Credit softened at the margin; banks held up

Credit is softening, not breaking: high yield trailed IG by 2.3 pp over the month, more than the shared forces explain, while regional banks beat the market by 8.7 pp.

HYG fell 0.06% and LQD 0.12% on the day, and the VIX eased to 25.64. SOFR printed 3.92% (as of 2026-11-05), 2 bp above IORB.

Managed futures (CTA) are down 10.6% over the week as trend positions in oil and chips reversed. Coverage flagged costlier borrowing for AI data-centre builders such as CoreWeave.

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