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STIR: No Movement In Fed Pricing On IJC, 70bp Of Cuts Priced Through Dec

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Essentially no net movement in Fed pricing on the back of the weekly jobless claims data, which was mixed when compared to expectations (at the margin) but still pointed to a healthy labour market, with no sign of an impact from Hurricane Helene.

  • Fed Funds show ~35bp of cuts for November, 70bp of cuts through December and 160bp of cuts through June.
  • Focus turns to today’s Fedspeak & ISM services survey.
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Essentially no net movement in Fed pricing on the back of the weekly jobless claims data, which was mixed when compared to expectations (at the margin) but still pointed to a healthy labour market, with no sign of an impact from Hurricane Helene.

  • Fed Funds show ~35bp of cuts for November, 70bp of cuts through December and 160bp of cuts through June.
  • Focus turns to today’s Fedspeak & ISM services survey.