Demand Slack at US 30-Year Bond Sale Second Day Running
Thursday's US 30-year bond auction disappointed with a 0.4 basis point tail, the second straight day of weak demand.
Barkin described the jobs report as 'healthy' and said firms see an economy with low hiring and low firing. He also noted no base case for the December meeting.
Remarks from Barkin included:
'Slightly below' neutral is a fresh talking point, which is surprising given the Fed funds rate is nearly 4%. For Barkin, this suggests that rates may increase more than the 50 bps currently anticipated in the market over the next year.
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Thursday's US 30-year bond auction disappointed with a 0.4 basis point tail, the second straight day of weak demand.
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