Another Historic Day
At one time yesterday, the two-year Treasury—or the instrument most sensitive to monetary policy– was experiencing another 8 standard deviation move, the second such occurrence in
At one time yesterday, the two-year Treasury—or the instrument most sensitive to monetary policy– was experiencing another 8 standard deviation move, the second such occurrence in
February’s jobs data is released at 8:30. How close are analyst’s projections? How much will January’s statistics be revised? The current spate of volatility that has
The data is continuing to exceed expectations suggesting the economy is still accelerating even after the most aggressive Fed in several generations. This view was acknowledged by
The recent volatility commenced with January’s unemployment data that far exceeded anyone’s estimates by a large factor. All are expecting revisions in the
Longer date bond yields appear to be realizing that inflation is perhaps here to stay. Term premium—essentially
Federal Reserve officials said interest rates will need to increase further and stay elevated into next year to curb inflation showing
The month has ended with the financial landscape looking rather different than the end of January. Just four weeks ago, disinflation was
Fed Governor Phillip Johnson rejected arguments for raising the Fed’s 2% inflation goal stating, “changing it could destabilize well
The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauges unexpectedly accelerated in January. Consumer spending surged after a
Equities were volatile yesterday, at one time sending the markets lower for the fifth consecutive day, the longest stretch since early December. The selloff was led by the same companies that