Rates, inflation, oil. See which of your stocks they affect.

Monetario follows official data from the Fed, the ECB and US agencies. When something moves, it shows which of your holdings are affected and why, in plain English. It explains what happened; it never gives trading advice.

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Sources on every number: Each figure shows where it came from and when: FRED, the ECB, SEC EDGAR.
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Updated Sun 18 Oct 2026, 14:01 UTC

100%

In the last 2 weeks, 1 event affected 100% of this portfolio.

+ Usually helps 20%− Usually hurts 40%± Mixed 40%

AAPL
Apple Inc.
Usually hurts
US prices rose faster than usual. When prices rise fast, interest rates tend to stay high for longer. That makes profits expected far in the future worth less today, which weighs on fast-growing companies.
20%
JPM
JPMorgan Chase & Co
Mixed
US prices rose faster than usual. Banks can earn more on loans when rates stay high, but the bonds they own lose value and some borrowers find it harder to repay.
20%
XOM
ExxonMobil Holdings Corp
Usually helps
US prices rose faster than usual. Fast-rising prices often come partly from energy. When oil and gas cost more, energy companies earn more on what they sell.
20%

Sources: FRED, 14 Oct 2026 · equal 20% weights, for illustration