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The US Treasury bought $5.187 billion in 10-20 year notesUS treasury sells $22 billion of 30 year bonds at a high yield of 5.308%EIA weekly US crude oil inventories -391K vs -1554K expectedUS wholesale inventories +1.3% in line with expectationsUS August existing home sales 3.98m vs 3.98m expectedECB's Lagarde: The economy is proving resilientUS August PPI 5.4% vs 5.3% expectedJobless claims show steady US employment picture.
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US treasury sells $22 billion of 30 year bonds at a high yield of 5.308%
The big buyer was international at 79.5%. I wonder if the bond buyback influenced the buying interest today. Of course the US yield are near the highs going back to 2007. Yields have come off a bit. US stocks are still down but near the highs. Crude oil is off $102.60 spike high but still at $101.58. Overall grade: A Of note is that the U.S.
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Source: Finnhub
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Oil is driving the rise in long - term yields; Everything else is just noise
The rise in long-term bond yields is being blamed on a growing list of factors, but there is a much simpler explanation sitting in plain sight: oil prices are the main driver of the rise in long-term yields, and the Iran war is the reason oil is rising.Brent crude has pushed back above $100 a barrel as the US-Iran conflict escalated, while the 10-year Treasury yield has climbed above 4.8%, its highest level since 2023.
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Trump ties $5,000 payment promise to a full Republican midterm sweep
A pledge of this scale, if it were ever legislated, would represent a meaningful debt expansion at a moment when concerns about the deficit and Treasury issuance are already weighing on bond markets. For now, the promise is conditional on a Republican sweep in November and carries no funding mechanism or legislative pathway, so it is unlikely to move markets in the near term.
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