US 5-Year TIPS High Yield Actual 2.367% (Forecast -, Previous 1.955%)
US 5-Year TIPS High Yield Actual 2.367% (Forecast -, Previous 1.955%)
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US 5-Year TIPS High Yield Actual 2.367% (Forecast -, Previous 1.955%)
US 5-Year TIPS High Yield
High Yield 2.367% [Tail 0.7 bps] Bid-to-cover 2.41 Sells $26 bln Awards 68.33% of bids at high Primary Dealers take 5.5% Direct 32.4% Indirect 62.0%
High Yield Rate: 2.367% (prev 1.955%) - Bid-Cover Ratio: 2.41 (prev 2.61) - Direct Accepted: 32.4% (prev 28.0%) - Indirect Accepted: 62.0% (prev 68.6%) - WI: 2.36%
The 10-year TIPS yield closed at 2.78% on Oct. 15, up from 1.71% a year earlier, while the S&P 500 rose 16.8%. The article says earnings growth offset a lower forward valuation multiple and examines how higher real yields could pressure equity valuations.
LSEG data shows traders price 83% chance Fed leaves October rates unchanged Markets price about 88% probability of December rate hike, LSEG data shows US industrial output rises 0.7% in September against 0.4% economist forecast (Updates prices to afternoon trading) By Sinéad Carew Oct 16 (Reuters) — Friday's choppy ses
December hike odds stand at 91.4%, LSEG data shows September industrial output rises 0.7% against 0.4% economist forecast US export prices rise 2.2% in September against 1% consensus expectations By Sinéad Carew Oct 16 (Reuters) — US Treasury yields fell on Friday as investors assessed the latest batch of economic data
10-year Treasury yield falls 12.8 basis points to 5.062% after touching lowest since September 23 Traders see 71% chance Fed keeps rates steady in October meeting, LSEG data shows US producer prices post biggest increase in 4-1/2 years in September By Sinéad Carew Oct 15 (Reuters) — Longer-dated US Treasury yields fell
US 5-Year TIPS High Yield
October hike odds rise to around 40% after CPI, then ease to about 33%, LSEG data show Two-year Treasury yield pulls back after touching 4.9521%, highest level since September 29 Annual CPI rises 3.7% in September, above economists' 3.6% expectation (Updates prices to late afternoon) By Sinéad Carew Oct 14 (Reuters)
UBP analysis flagged muted gold declines despite the Fed’s September 25-bp hike, with spot near USD 4,150 per oz. US 10-year yields hit 5.30%; 10-year TIPS yields rose to just below 3%, yet gold-rate correlations weakened. Investor inflows rose in August and early September; UBP sees limited downside as the long-end ra
(Updates to afternoon trading) 10-year Treasury yield last falls 2.1 bps to 5.223% after touching 5.1727% CME FedWatch shows 22% odds of a quarter-point October hike, 71% odds for December France's 10-year yield falls to 4.8034% from Monday's 4.8958% By Sinéad Carew Oct 13 (Reuters) — Longer-dated US Treasury yields we
David Zervos, counselor to U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, published market data showing four key core inflation measures have been “trending LOWER” since the 2024 election, attributing the rise in 10-year Treasury yields to real economic expansion rather than inflation expectations. Treasury Data on Inflation a
US Treasury yields mostly rose on Monday, with 10- and 30-year yields hitting fresh 24-year highs as recent negative sentiment in the bond market prevailed. Investors weighed the outlook for higher rates, with CME Group data showing about a 76% chance of the Fed holding rates steady in October.
Gold has spent 2026 living through a war in the Gulf, an oil shock and inflation stuck above 3%. That should have been ideal for a hedge against inflation and disorder. Instead, the metal trades roughly 25% below its January peak. The reason is a number the bond market last printed in 2007. The 10-year Treasury yield r
The bond market is flashing a signal that usually means trouble. Ed Yardeni says this time it mostly means strength. The 10-year Treasury yield closed at 5.11% on Wednesday, its highest level since 2007, and Yardeni Research indicated the main driver is a U.S. economy growing faster than expected. "Today, however, the
The benchmark US 10-year Treasury yield fell on Monday as oil prices dropped and European bond yields also declined, while the two-year Treasury yield hit its highest since July 2024.
High Yield Rate: 2.653% (prev 2.438%) - Bid-Cover Ratio: 2.24 (prev 2.30) - Direct Accepted: 28.7% (prev 25.0%) - Indirect Accepted: 59.1% (prev 65.2%) - WI: 2.634%
The Federal Open Market Committee will vote on the next interest rate decision today, with consensus pointing to a 25-basis-point hike. With bond yields racing past multi-decade highs, political pressure from Washington and persistently stubborn inflation, the central bank looks caught between a rock and a hard place.
Global bonds remain under pressure as US 10-year Treasury yield reached 5% for the first time since 2023, while the week’s calendar features US duration-heavy 20-year and 10-year TIPS supply alongside busy Europe issuance.
Preston Caldwell said investors worried about an inflationary resolution to the U.S. debt problem may be better served by Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities than gold. He said gold’s multi-year rally was driven by price momentum and that 30-year breakeven inflation rates have stayed near 2.3% for five years.
U.S. stock futures were mixed Wednesday, with Dow and S&P 500 futures lower, Nasdaq 100 slightly higher, while Brent crude surged toward $100 after Middle East military exchanges.
Investors flocking to long-duration U.S. Treasury ETFs for safety have instead been met with a “perfect storm for generational losses.” This historic crash stems from a fatal market misunderstanding: equating the zero default risk of the U.S. government with zero price risk, leaving supposedly safe bond funds exposed t
High Yield Rate: 2.438% (prev 2.169%) - Bid-Cover Ratio: 2.30 (prev 2.52) - Direct Accepted: 25.0% (prev 27.5%) - Indirect Accepted: 65.2% (prev 61.4%) - WI: 2.41%
Economist Mohamed El-Erian has warned that surging global yields are being actively driven higher by energy costs and “massive bond issuance ahead,” coming just ahead of next week’s Federal Reserve meeting, where market participants expect benchmark interest rates to remain unchanged for now. Nominal Yields Spike Acros