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Towards the end of 2023, bonds were clearly on a defined path, but experienced a minor, sensible adjustment at the start of 2024. With respect to 10-year yields, the adjustment apparently concluded after stopping at a peak of 4.19%. However, data from the previous week extended this range by over 10 basis points. Presently, the market seems to be guided by “data dependence”. So, in a situation void of new data, the only option is to patiently await new developments.
Significant data is notably missing in this shortened festive week. The only attention-grabbing event on the calendar is the release of the Federal Reserve’s minutes on Wednesday. However, it’s unclear what new information could be revealed that hasn’t been previously covered in recent addresses. In light of this, unless new unexpected factors emerge, the only option is to keep an eye on the range limits overhead while patiently awaiting new developments.
On a technical note, one could consider whether the 10-year yield’s ceiling of 4.32% will be breached before the two week upward trend (represented by the yellow line in the graph) as a way to pass the time. While the predictions are far from precise, they could provide some insight into the possible direction of a breakout. Ideally, you would want the yield to break below the yellow line if you prefer not to see a rise in rates.
Continue readingOn Tuesday, Wall Street experienced a significant drop after the surprise disclosure of exceptionally high January consumer inflation statistics prior to the day’s opening bell.
Continue readingEconomists predicted a rise of 0.2% in the consumer price index for the month of January.
Continue readingGlobal financial growth prospects are currently being influenced by significant uncertainties stemming from China’s financial scene. Market observers are keeping a keen eye on China due to the country’s fluctuating stock market, growing deflation issues, and its struggling property sector.
Continue readingInvestors worldwide are keenly monitoring China’s financial landscape, as the nation’s tumultuous stock market, issues with deflation, and real estate challenges could potentially impact global economic progress.
Continue readingThis is an overview of the regions in the U.S. where tenants face the most vulnerability. California and Florida are the states with the highest concentration of these areas.
Continue readingGermany’s economy hasn’t had much to celebrate lately, with the newest data keeping up this trend.
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Continue readingThe divergent views on China’s economy are becoming increasingly distinct as the troubled financial climate takes center stage this year.
Continue readingMichael Nierenberg, the Chief Executive Officer of Rithm Capital, recently participated in a discussion where he spoke about his company’s recent purchase of Sculptor Capital Management. Additionally, he shared his thoughts and concerns on the current state of the commercial real estate sector among other topics.
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