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systemctl restart news-pipeline

Restart after config changes

journalctl -fu news-pipeline

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systemctl status news-xvfb news-pulseaudio news-browser news-pipeline news-webserver

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systemctl stop news-pipeline

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systemctl start news-pipeline

Start pipeline after changes are deployed

systemctl start news-xvfb news-pulseaudio news-browser news-webserver news-pipeline

Start all services (full cold start)

systemctl stop news-pipeline news-webserver news-browser news-pulseaudio news-xvfb

Stop all services

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cat /etc/systemd/system/news-pipeline.service.d/10-crd-audio.conf

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nano /etc/systemd/system/news-pipeline.service.d/10-crd-audio.conf && systemctl daemon-reload && systemctl restart news-pipeline

Edit chunk-seconds, model, or source — always edit the drop-in, not the main service

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Audio / PulseAudio

CRD_SOCK=$(ls /run/user/999/crd_audio*/native | head -1) && su -s /bin/bash ntuser -c "PULSE_SERVER=unix://$CRD_SOCK pactl list sinks short"

Check CRD PulseAudio sinks (should show RUNNING)

CRD_SOCK=$(ls /run/user/999/crd_audio*/native | head -1) && su -s /bin/bash ntuser -c "PULSE_SERVER=unix://$CRD_SOCK pactl list sink-inputs short"

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Session Brief
◆◆ Show BriefAccumulated across entire showUpdated 05:23 UTC-07:00
Key Takeaways
S&P 500 remains unchanged; NASDAQ down 0.25%.
Yields on 10-year bonds at 4.15%, down by 1-2 basis points.
Increased focus on Fed meeting minutes due to recent comments from Fed Chair.
Market reacted strongly to Chairman Warstead's statements.
Implications of the news conference are significant.
Potential for increased volatility in the near term.
Market Implications
Potential volatility around the bond auction and Fed minutes.
Interest rates may react to insights from the Fed meeting minutes.
Possible shifts in investor sentiment.
Increased trading volume expected.
market rallyFed policybond auctionrisk appetitemarket reactionvolatilityinvestor sentiment
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Wednesday, Aug 19 2026
05:17
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MIXmonetary policyChairman Warstead's news conference prompted a material market move.
Chairman WarsteadUSJapanGermanyFranceAustraliaAmazonTGAX
▸ 9 more points
– Global monetary policies are increasingly influencing market dynamics.
– The correlation between bond yields and stock prices may be shifting.
– Geopolitical tensions are contributing to market volatility.
– Investors may need to adjust strategies in response to changing correlations.
– Rising bond yields could pressure equity markets.
– Increased geopolitical tensions may lead to risk-off sentiment.
05:12
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MIXFed policyS&P 500 futures are flat; NASDAQ down 0.25%.
S&P 500NASDAQKevin WarshTGAXWalmartIranU.S.North KoreaS&P 500PRIVATE
▸ 8 more points
– Bond yields are slightly lower, with 10-year yields at 4.15%.
– Focus on Fed meeting minutes today for potential policy insights.
– Geopolitical tensions, particularly with Iran, are rising.
– TGAX shares are down in pre-market due to underwhelming earnings guidance.
– Flat equity futures suggest cautious sentiment ahead of Fed minutes.
– Lower bond yields may indicate reduced investor confidence in economic growth.
05:08
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either on the economy or the market. But I think it's also the shape of the yield curve that matters. We're so focused on levels at 470 as at 5% as you were talking about with Ed. ...
05:05
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MIXmarket volatilityEquity markets have tolerated prolonged risk sentiment pressures.
LizanneFederal ReserveJapanGermanyFranceAustraliaAmazon
▸ 8 more points
– Current bond yields and stock prices exhibit a negative correlation.
– The market has shifted from the 'great moderation' era.
– Volatility and yield curve shape are critical factors now.
– Historical trends indicate a potential for inverse relationships.
– Investors may need to adjust strategies based on changing bond yield dynamics.
– Increased volatility could impact stock valuations and investor sentiment.
05:03
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MIXglobal economic challengesFixed income market shows signs of strain due to global economic issues.
Michael McKeeBloombergJapanGermanyFranceAustraliaAmazonJosh ShapiroAMZNDXY
▸ 8 more points
– Japan's monetary policy is causing concern for U.S. Treasury officials.
– Increased government spending is aimed at consumer insulation and defense expansion.
– Political dynamics, particularly around tech investments, are becoming more pronounced.
– The midterm elections could further impact market sentiment.
– Potential for rising interest rates globally as governments respond to economic pressures.
– Increased volatility in fixed income markets as investors react to geopolitical tensions.
05:01
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Fed policyS&P 500 is unchanged; NASDAQ down 0.25%.
S&P 500NASDAQFederal ReserveKevin WarshEastern TimeFed Chair Kevin WarshS&P 500NASDAQFEDFUNDS
▸ 7 more points
– Yields on 10-year bonds at 4.15%, down by 1-2 basis points.
– 20-year bond auction scheduled for 1 p.m. ET.
– Federal Reserve meeting minutes to be released at 2 p.m. ET.
– Increased focus on Fed communications may drive market volatility.
– Potential volatility in bond markets due to auction results.
– Market sentiment may shift based on Fed meeting minutes.
04:59
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MIXmarket sentimentStrong rally in stocks from summer lows.
Michael McKeeBloombergMexicoMichael McPRIVATE
▸ 7 more points
– High risk appetite among investors.
– Caution is warranted despite positive market movement.
– Skepticism exists regarding the sustainability of the rally.
– Potential for volatility as market sentiment shifts.
– Equity markets may face corrections if skepticism grows.
– Risk assets could be impacted by changing investor sentiment.
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