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Yield curve between 2s/10s comes to closest level of becoming un-inverted in 9 months

Yield curve between 2s/10s comes to closest level of becoming un-inverted in 9 months on Thursday. The inverted yield curve between the U.S. 2 Year Treasury yield and the 10 year Treasury yield reached its closest level to becoming unverted in nine months. The 2s10s curve continues to steepen and is now 14 basis points away from un- inverting. The inversion took hold in July 2022.

Wolfe Research suggests the 2s/10s yield curve wants to breakout

Wolfe Research suggests the 2s/10s yield curve wants to breakout. The inversion between the U.S. 2 Year Treasury yield and the US10 Year yield remains inverted but looks like it "wants to breakout (steepen)" At the moment, the inversion sits at -26 basis points and is close to being un-inverted.

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Fed rate cuts aren’t imminent as labor market data comes with caveats - Vanguard

The Economics Of Corporate Bond Markets

Futures launch on both investment grade and high yield corporate bonds. Corporate bond futures allow investors to more precisely manage risk. U.S. Corporate bonds are not backed by the full faith and credit of the U.s. Government. They have a higher correlation with equities than with Treasuries.

Yield Curve: US30Y jumps above the US2Y for the first time since late January

Yield Curve: US30Y jumps above the US2Y for the first time since late January Jul. 15, 2024. The popular yield curve between the U.S. 2 Year Treasury yield (US2Y) and the US10 Year Treasuryield (US10Y) remains inverted. The spread between the two has switched positive on Monday for thefirst time since January 29, 2024, but the spread is still inverted.

Weekly Report: what happened at VCIT last week (0708-0712)?

Fed's first rate cut will most likely come in September - SA Sentiment Survey

Fed's first rate cut will most likely come in September - SA Sentiment Survey. The majority of responders in the survey said that the first cut will happen in September. The odds of a 25 basis point rate cut in September are 88% according to CME FedWatch.