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.
Al Arabiya reports progress on Iran nuclear deal, sending S&P 500 to a record and oil prices down.
According to Al Arabiya:
The S&P 500 climbed 2.7% to 7573, marking the session's high point. Oil prices slid on the news as well.
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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.
Fed's Daly warns services inflation is sticky and signals bias for further tightening, challenging dovish views.
The euro fell to its weakest since April 2025 as US Treasury yields rose and the market priced in more Fed tightening.
The US dollar rose as Treasury yields climbed, with EURUSD and GBPUSD hitting new lows and USDCAD rallying.