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US TSYS: No Real Reaction To Data

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Little net impact from the combination of mixed weekly jobless claims (which saw mixed revisions), softer than expected durable goods data (also subjected to mixed revisions) and a 0.1ppt mark lower in the second reading of Q3 core PCE.

  • TY initially edged higher, to fresh session highs at 110-24+ before fading back to 110-21.
  • Yields 3.5-6.0bp lower on the day, 0-5-1.0bp higher than levels seen ahead of the data.
  • The data did not provide enough conviction to drive a move ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday, with focus now moving to the MNI Chicago PMI and monthly PCE data suite.
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Little net impact from the combination of mixed weekly jobless claims (which saw mixed revisions), softer than expected durable goods data (also subjected to mixed revisions) and a 0.1ppt mark lower in the second reading of Q3 core PCE.

  • TY initially edged higher, to fresh session highs at 110-24+ before fading back to 110-21.
  • Yields 3.5-6.0bp lower on the day, 0-5-1.0bp higher than levels seen ahead of the data.
  • The data did not provide enough conviction to drive a move ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday, with focus now moving to the MNI Chicago PMI and monthly PCE data suite.