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10YY Crests 3.57% Post-PPI

US TSYS

Tsys remain weaker, gradually extending session lows since midmorning after some initial volatility post PPI. Tsy futures gapped lower after PPI comes out little higher than expected (MoM +0.3% vs. 0.2% est; ex F&E +0.4% vs. +0.2% est); U. of Mich. Sentiment (59.1 vs. 56.8 prior).

  • Futures rebounded over half the initial move before selling off/extending lows again a half hour later, desks noted two-way positioning/unwinds ahead next week's CPI and FOMC. Notably, yield curves had considerably bear steepened off wk's 40Y lows: 2s10s tapped -74.466 high (+8.523).
  • Trading desks eyed short end support in the face of next Monday's staggered auctions: 26W bills and 3Y Notes at 1130ET, 13W bills and 10Y Notes at 1300ET in order to maintains 2 day gap between last auction and settle.
  • Focus turns to CPI for Nov next Tue (MoM 0.3% est, 7.3% YoY) and final FOMC of 2022 Wed afternoon.
  • FOMC will step down the pace of rate hikes to 50bp at the December meeting. But it will likely signal via the Dot Plot that it intends to tighten by a further 75bp to a terminal rate above 5% in 2023.

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