Bond market calm emerges as Treasury yields hover near 5% and French debt concerns linger
Moody's affirmed France's Aa3 rating, easing bond market tension, but Treasury yields remain near 5% and the France-Germany spread holds above 150 bps.
US August PPI came in at 5.4% annually, slightly above the 5.3% forecast, with dollar strengthening on the data.
After revisions, the data represents a minor positive surprise. However, with the Federal Reserve closely watching inflation figures this week, the report carries weight, and the dollar has strengthened in response. Fed funds futures now indicate a 64% probability of a rate hike this month, although a portion of that move is attributed to rising oil prices for an eighth consecutive day.
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Moody's affirmed France's Aa3 rating, easing bond market tension, but Treasury yields remain near 5% and the France-Germany spread holds above 150 bps.
European markets look quiet on Tuesday as traders await central bank decisions and big tech earnings later in the week.
South Korea's Q3 GDP rose 1.0%, beating forecasts, on AI chip export strength, but private consumption fell for the first time in nearly four years.
September industrial profits in China rose 14.4% y/y, rebounding from 4.2% in August; nine-month growth eased to 15.5%.