Yields End Higher Despite Some Mid-Day Solace

Yields End Higher Despite Some Mid-Day Solace As has been almost constantly the case for the past few months, today's ebbs and flows in the bond market were tightly tied to the Iran war news cycle. Yields spiked after AM headlines suggested Iran was not interested in negotiating as long as fighting continues between Israel and Lebanon. Bonds bounced back in a friendlier direction after mid-day news that Trump would talk to Netanyahu about de-escalating. Nothing conclusive came from that conversation by the 3pm ET close and 10yr yields remained roughly 3bps higher on the day. Tuesday's slate of potential volatility receives an additional (though mild) layer of complication from the job openings data at 10am ET. Econ Data / Events Construction spending (Apr) 0.4% vs 0.2% f'cast, 0.6% prev ISM Manufacturing Employment (May) 48.6 vs -- f'cast, 46.4 prev ISM Manufacturing PMI (May) 54.0 vs 53 f'cast, 52.7 prev ISM Mfg Prices Paid (May) 82.1 vs 85.5 f'cast, 84.6 prev Market Movement Recap 09:19 AM moderately weaker overnight with additional losses after latest war headlines regarding Iran breaking off talks. MBS down 6 ticks (.19) and 10yr up 3.6bps at 4.475 09:36 AM MBS are now down 3/8ths of a point on the day and 10 ticks (.31) from intraday highs. 10s are up 6bps at 4.497. 12:24 PM Holding near weakest levels. MBS down 14 ticks (.44) and 10yr up nearly 7bps at 4.507 02:02 PM rebounding on news about Trump/Netanyahu talks. 10yr still up 3bps at 4.47 and MBS down a quarter point