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US treasury sells $44 billion of 7 year notes at a high yield of 4.894%
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High yield: 4.894% WI level at the time of the auction: 4.894% Tail: 0.0 basis points vs the average of 0.2 basis points Bid to cover: 2.46X vs the average of 2.49X Directs: 32.82% vs the average of 24.2% Indirects: 57.77% vs the average of 63.7% Dealers: 9.41% vs the average of 12.1% Auction grade: B− A slightly above-average auction overall.
US treasury sells $44 billion of 7 year notes at a high yield of 4.894%
What this may mean
The development may affect the tagged currencies or assets as markets reassess growth, policy or risk expectations.
US treasury sells $44 billion of 7 year notes at a high yield of 4.894%
USD
High yield: 4.894% WI level at the time of the auction: 4.894% Tail: 0.0 basis points vs the average of 0.2 basis points Bid to cover: 2.46X vs the average of 2.49X Directs: 32.82% vs the average of 24.2% Indirects: 57.77% vs the average of 63.7% Dealers: 9.41% vs the average of 12.1% Auction grade: B− A slightly above-average auction overall.
US treasury sells $44 billion of 7 year notes at a high yield of 4.894%
What this may mean
The development may affect the tagged currencies or assets as markets reassess growth, policy or risk expectations.
Key points
- Market context: Mixed / needs confirmation
Canadian dollar strengthens as traders assess BoC hike, await US data
USDCAD
Canadian dollar strengthens as traders assess BoC hike, await US data
Canadian dollar strengthens as traders assess BoC hike, await US data
What this may mean
Central-bank guidance can quickly change interest-rate expectations, currency volatility, bond yields and risk appetite.
Canadian dollar strengthens as traders assess BoC hike, await US data
USDCAD
Canadian dollar strengthens as traders assess BoC hike, await US data
Canadian dollar strengthens as traders assess BoC hike, await US data
What this may mean
Central-bank guidance can quickly change interest-rate expectations, currency volatility, bond yields and risk appetite.
Key points
- Market context: Mixed / needs confirmation
Sterling hits 17-Month high vs Euro as ECB holds rates
EURGBP
Sterling hits 17-Month high vs Euro as ECB holds rates
Sterling hits 17-Month high vs Euro as ECB holds rates
What this may mean
Central-bank guidance can quickly change interest-rate expectations, currency volatility, bond yields and risk appetite.
Sterling hits 17-Month high vs Euro as ECB holds rates
EURGBP
Sterling hits 17-Month high vs Euro as ECB holds rates
Sterling hits 17-Month high vs Euro as ECB holds rates
What this may mean
Central-bank guidance can quickly change interest-rate expectations, currency volatility, bond yields and risk appetite.
Key points
- Market context: Mixed / needs confirmation
U.S. yields steady on PCE lands in-line; Europe awaits ECb
USDEUR
U.S. yields steady on PCE lands in-line; Europe awaits ECb
U.S. yields steady on PCE lands in-line; Europe awaits ECb
What this may mean
Central-bank guidance can quickly change interest-rate expectations, currency volatility, bond yields and risk appetite.
U.S. yields steady on PCE lands in-line; Europe awaits ECb
USDEUR
U.S. yields steady on PCE lands in-line; Europe awaits ECb
U.S. yields steady on PCE lands in-line; Europe awaits ECb
What this may mean
Central-bank guidance can quickly change interest-rate expectations, currency volatility, bond yields and risk appetite.
Key points
- Market context: Mixed / needs confirmation
US September PCE core inflation +0.5% m/m vs +0.3% expected
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Prior MoM +0.2% Core PCE +0.3% y/y vs +3.1% expected Prior was 3.0% y/y Headline PCE +3.6% y/y vs +3.6% expected (prior 3.4%) Deflator MoM +0.5% vs +0.5% expected (prior +0.3%) Consumer spending and income for September: Personal income +0.2% vs +0.3% expected. Prior month +0.2% Personal spending +0.5% vs +0.6% expected.
US September PCE core inflation +0.5% m/m vs +0.3% expected
What this may mean
Inflation developments can change the expected path of interest rates and therefore affect currencies, bonds, equities and gold.
US September PCE core inflation +0.5% m/m vs +0.3% expected
USDJPYAUD
Prior MoM +0.2% Core PCE +0.3% y/y vs +3.1% expected Prior was 3.0% y/y Headline PCE +3.6% y/y vs +3.6% expected (prior 3.4%) Deflator MoM +0.5% vs +0.5% expected (prior +0.3%) Consumer spending and income for September: Personal income +0.2% vs +0.3% expected. Prior month +0.2% Personal spending +0.5% vs +0.6% expected.
US September PCE core inflation +0.5% m/m vs +0.3% expected
What this may mean
Inflation developments can change the expected path of interest rates and therefore affect currencies, bonds, equities and gold.
Key points
- Market context: Mixed / needs confirmation
US GDP Advance for the 3rd quarter 3.4% vs 3.2% estimate
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Prior quarter 2,2% The details GDP: 3.4% vs 3.2% expected. Prior revised to 2.2% from 1.5%.
US GDP Advance for the 3rd quarter 3.4% vs 3.2% estimate
What this may mean
Central-bank guidance can quickly change interest-rate expectations, currency volatility, bond yields and risk appetite.
US GDP Advance for the 3rd quarter 3.4% vs 3.2% estimate
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Prior quarter 2,2% The details GDP: 3.4% vs 3.2% expected. Prior revised to 2.2% from 1.5%.
US GDP Advance for the 3rd quarter 3.4% vs 3.2% estimate
What this may mean
Central-bank guidance can quickly change interest-rate expectations, currency volatility, bond yields and risk appetite.
Key points
- Market context: Mixed / needs confirmation
US initial jobless claims 194K vs 199K expected
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Prior 194K (revised to 195K) Continuing claims 1701K vs 1720K expected Prior 1728K (revised to 1722K) US initial jobless claims came in at 194K versus 199K expected, while continuing claims fell to 1.701 million against expectations of 1.720 million. The previous readings were revised to 195K and 1.722 million, respectively.
US initial jobless claims 194K vs 199K expected
What this may mean
Central-bank guidance can quickly change interest-rate expectations, currency volatility, bond yields and risk appetite.
US initial jobless claims 194K vs 199K expected
USD
Prior 194K (revised to 195K) Continuing claims 1701K vs 1720K expected Prior 1728K (revised to 1722K) US initial jobless claims came in at 194K versus 199K expected, while continuing claims fell to 1.701 million against expectations of 1.720 million. The previous readings were revised to 195K and 1.722 million, respectively.
US initial jobless claims 194K vs 199K expected
What this may mean
Central-bank guidance can quickly change interest-rate expectations, currency volatility, bond yields and risk appetite.
Key points
- Market context: Mixed / needs confirmation
European session wrap: Stocks diverge as markets brace for US inflation, ECB and Amazon earnings
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Headlines: US futures tumble as Alphabet earnings revive AI spending fears, Amazon is next in the firing line ECB president Lagarde set to step down from her position next February Crude oil remains capped by renewed US-Iran deal hopes, but upside risks persist Trump administration in ongoing talks for a temporary peace deal with Iran - Semafor Gold whipsaws on FOMC decision...
European session wrap: Stocks diverge as markets brace for US inflation, ECB and Amazon earnings
What this may mean
Central-bank guidance can quickly change interest-rate expectations, currency volatility, bond yields and risk appetite.
European session wrap: Stocks diverge as markets brace for US inflation, ECB and Amazon earnings
USDEURAUDCAD
Headlines: US futures tumble as Alphabet earnings revive AI spending fears, Amazon is next in the firing line ECB president Lagarde set to step down from her position next February Crude oil remains capped by renewed US-Iran deal hopes, but upside risks persist Trump administration in ongoing talks for a temporary peace deal with Iran - Semafor Gold whipsaws on FOMC decision...
European session wrap: Stocks diverge as markets brace for US inflation, ECB and Amazon earnings
What this may mean
Central-bank guidance can quickly change interest-rate expectations, currency volatility, bond yields and risk appetite.
Key points
- Market context: Mixed / needs confirmation
Trump administration in ongoing talks for a temporary peace deal with Iran - Semafor
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According to Semafor , the Trump administration is involved in discussions aimed at securing a temporary peace deal. Vice President JD Vance has reportedly sent a letter to Tehran in an effort to revive negotiations, although Trump downplayed the initiative and framed it around humanitarian needs.
Trump administration in ongoing talks for a temporary peace deal with Iran - Semafor
What this may mean
Energy-market changes can affect inflation expectations, commodity currencies, transport costs and broader risk sentiment.
Trump administration in ongoing talks for a temporary peace deal with Iran - Semafor
USD
According to Semafor , the Trump administration is involved in discussions aimed at securing a temporary peace deal. Vice President JD Vance has reportedly sent a letter to Tehran in an effort to revive negotiations, although Trump downplayed the initiative and framed it around humanitarian needs.
Trump administration in ongoing talks for a temporary peace deal with Iran - Semafor
What this may mean
Energy-market changes can affect inflation expectations, commodity currencies, transport costs and broader risk sentiment.
Key points
- Market context: Mixed / needs confirmation
What are the main events for today?
USDEUR
EUROPEAN SESSION In the European session, the only highlight is the ECB rate decision. The central bank is widely expected to keep interest rates unchanged, while maintaining its data-dependent, meeting-by-meeting approach.
What are the main events for today?
What this may mean
Central-bank guidance can quickly change interest-rate expectations, currency volatility, bond yields and risk appetite.
What are the main events for today?
USDEUR
EUROPEAN SESSION In the European session, the only highlight is the ECB rate decision. The central bank is widely expected to keep interest rates unchanged, while maintaining its data-dependent, meeting-by-meeting approach.
What are the main events for today?
What this may mean
Central-bank guidance can quickly change interest-rate expectations, currency volatility, bond yields and risk appetite.
Key points
- Market context: Mixed / needs confirmation
Economic data spotlight: Fed rate hike bets survived Warsh, but can they survive US PCE inflation?
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Fed chair Warsh talked and markets listened. But by the end of it all, everyone pretty much went home with the same hand that they were dealt with in looking to the next meeting in December.
Economic data spotlight: Fed rate hike bets survived Warsh, but can they survive US PCE inflation?
What this may mean
Central-bank guidance can quickly change interest-rate expectations, currency volatility, bond yields and risk appetite.
Economic data spotlight: Fed rate hike bets survived Warsh, but can they survive US PCE inflation?
USD
Fed chair Warsh talked and markets listened. But by the end of it all, everyone pretty much went home with the same hand that they were dealt with in looking to the next meeting in December.
Economic data spotlight: Fed rate hike bets survived Warsh, but can they survive US PCE inflation?
What this may mean
Central-bank guidance can quickly change interest-rate expectations, currency volatility, bond yields and risk appetite.
Key points
- Market context: Potentially supportive
Asia-Pacific market news: Oil eases on Vance’s Iran outreach
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RBA set for fifth 2026 hike to 4.85% as banks flag risk of another move in February More on Samsung: shares slide up to 6.6% as shareholder-return plan is delayed to January US government builds $30bn stock portfolio across 43 deals in chips, minerals and quantum Alphabet slides over 9% after hours as search miss and $9bn cash burn overshadow Cloud Samsung Q3 operating profi...
Asia-Pacific market news: Oil eases on Vance’s Iran outreach
What this may mean
Central-bank guidance can quickly change interest-rate expectations, currency volatility, bond yields and risk appetite.
Asia-Pacific market news: Oil eases on Vance’s Iran outreach
USDAUDNZDCNY
RBA set for fifth 2026 hike to 4.85% as banks flag risk of another move in February More on Samsung: shares slide up to 6.6% as shareholder-return plan is delayed to January US government builds $30bn stock portfolio across 43 deals in chips, minerals and quantum Alphabet slides over 9% after hours as search miss and $9bn cash burn overshadow Cloud Samsung Q3 operating profi...
Asia-Pacific market news: Oil eases on Vance’s Iran outreach
What this may mean
Central-bank guidance can quickly change interest-rate expectations, currency volatility, bond yields and risk appetite.
Key points
- Market context: Mixed / needs confirmation
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