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  1. Recession Probability Remains Unchanged

    Dalvir Mandara

    US Treasury yields ticked lower on Friday after the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) preferred measure of inflation, core PCE, increased +0.3% MoM as expected. This also came after Thursday’s US Q3 GDP release came in stronger than expected at +4.9% QoQ, against +4.5% consensus. Looking forward, Dominique believes that growth will remain above trend. As a […]

  2. Recession Probability Drops as 2s10s Inversion Weakens

    Dalvir Mandara

    Last week, US 10Y yields exceeded 5% for the first time since July 2007 as investors digested comments from Federal Reserve officials reacting to the September CPI data. There was limited reaction from the doves (Harker, Williams, Barkin, Goolsbee, and Bostic) while Waller and Fed Chair Powell stood out by leaving the door open for […]

  3. Recession Probability Rises After US CPI Shows Further Acceleration

    Dalvir Mandara, Bilal Hafeez

    US treasury yields declined on Friday as investors digested the latest inflation data out of the US. September core CPI (+4.1% YoY) was in line with expectations while headline (+3.7% YoY) was above expectations.

  1. Yields Surge as US Payrolls Far Exceed Expectations

    Dalvir Mandara, Bilal Hafeez

    US treasury yields increased last week as an unexpectedly strong US jobs report strengthened the case for more tightening from the Federal Reserve (Fed). Nonfarm payrolls increased by 336k in September against expectations of 170k.

  2. Recession Probability Dips Below 80% As Yields Surge

    Dalvir Mandara, Bilal Hafeez

    US treasury yields surged yesterday as bond prices around the world sold off after the US government avoided a shutdown and US manufacturing showed some signs of recovery.

  3. Recession Probability Stays High After FOMC Meeting

    Dalvir Mandara, Bilal Hafeez

    US treasury yields rose last week as markets digested the outcome of the latest FOMC meeting on Wednesday.

Recession Probability Remains Elevated After Inflation Data

Dalvir Mandara, Bilal Hafeez

US treasury yields rose last week as markets digested the latest inflation data. Notably, August CPI (headline: +3.7% YoY vs +3.6% consensus) accelerated above expectations. Core goods prices (excluding used cars) rose MoM, shelter inflation slowed but remained above levels consistent with the Fed’s target, and core services excluding housing inflation accelerated.

Recession Probability Inches Closer to 90%

Dalvir Mandara, Bilal Hafeez

US treasury yields rose last week after multiple economic indicators signalled persistent inflationary pressures, a tight labour market, and strong growth.

  1. Recession Probability Stays Elevated After August Payrolls

    Dalvir Mandara, Bilal Hafeez

    US treasury yields rose on Friday after a mixed jobs report for August. US nonfarm payrolls (NFP) were roughly in line with expectations, unemployment rose 30bp due to an increase in participation, and nominal wage growth slowed MoM but was roughly unchanged YoY.

  2. Recession Probability Stays Elevated After Latest Fed Minutes

    Dalvir Mandara, Bilal Hafeez

    US treasury yields continued to rise last week as investors digested minutes from the most recent FOMC meeting, which pointed to the possibility of further interest rate hikes.

  3. Recession Probability Remains High After Wholesale Inflation Data

    Dalvir Mandara, Bilal Hafeez

    US treasury yields increased last week on the back of slightly higher-than-expected producer prices (a measure of wholesale inflation) – the producer price index (PPI) rose +0.3% MoM through July against the +0.2% expected.

Recession Probability Remains High as Investors Anticipate Fed Rate Hike

Dalvir Mandara, Bilal Hafeez

US treasury yields increased last week with markets anticipating the Federal Reserve (Fed) to deliver another rate hike at this week’s FOMC meeting.

Recession Probability Remains High Despite Inflation Optimism

Dalvir Mandara, Bilal Hafeez

US treasury yields fell last week as investors weighed soft inflation data. June CPI surprised to the downside but added little to deflation trends.

  1. Jobs Data Sees Recession Probability Remain Elevated

    Dalvir Mandara, Bilal Hafeez

    US treasury yields were volatile last week with the 2s10s inversion hitting -108bps on Monday – its deepest since 1981 during the Volcker era.

  2. Recession Probability Stays High as Investors Weigh Additional Rate Hikes

    Dalvir Mandara, Bilal Hafeez

    Federal Reserve (Fed) officials signalled that further interest rate hikes lie ahead, sending US treasury yields higher, last week. San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly said that two more rate hikes this year is a ‘very reasonable projection’ in an interview with Reuters. 

  3. Recession Probability Shows No Signs of Abating Yet

    Dalvir Mandara, Bilal Hafeez

    US treasury yields moved higher last week as expectations for a further Federal Reserve (Fed) two hikes, following the FOMC meeting, outweighed the suggested cooling in the inflation data (CPI and PPI). Headline CPI fell to +4.0% YoY (+0.1% MoM) while headline PPI came in at +1.1% YoY (-0.3% MoM). Elsewhere, the European Central Bank (ECB) hiked rates by 25bps.

Recession Probability Breaches 90%

Dalvir Mandara, Bilal Hafeez

US treasury yields rose last week, as investors prepared for the June 13-14 FOMC meeting.  Mixed signals from Federal Reserve (Fed) officials and economic data in recent weeks have left investors with a degree of uncertainty over the future of interest rate hikes.

Recession Probability Hits 90% Again

Dalvir Mandara, Bilal Hafeez

May nonfarm payrolls (NFP) supported both hawks and doves. The May NFP release (339,000 vs 195,000 expected) showed a combination of high employment growth, low unemployment, and no nominal wage acceleration.

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