Headwinds, Cont'd
Headwinds, Cont'd
"Headwinds, Cont'd" could be apply to the entirety of 2022-2026 or just March-July of 2026. But let's just focus on today's installment. For the second day this week, there wasn't any stellar correlation between bonds and other markets, econ data, or news headlines. Still, we wouldn't say that today's moderate weakness was a mystery move. In fact, it may even be fairly straightforward. Fuel prices came into the week at the highest level since May 19th (which was the highest since 2022). Front month oil futures spiked in the early AM hours and the peak coincided with the peak in bond yields. Additionally, bonds sold off at 9:30am for the second straight day, suggesting some tradeflow considerations surrounding the NYSE open and earnings season money shuffling.
Market Movement Recap
08:48 AM Modestly weaker overnight. MBS down 2 ticks (.06) and 10yr up 1.2bps at 4.605
09:57 AM near weakest levels. MBS down 5 ticks (.16) and 10yr up 3.7bps at 4.631
02:41 PM Sideways after earlier weakness. MBS down 5 ticks (.16) and 10yr up 3.8bps at 4.631Categories
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