Daily Report | 19 April 2022
Investors anticipate the impact of high inflation on a number of US issuers. Earlier in the week, Wall Street markets
Investors anticipate the impact of high inflation on a number of US issuers. Earlier in the week, Wall Street markets
The highest US inflation since 1981, and speculation of an increase in the Fed Funds Rate (FFR) 150 bps, colored the
Investors will await the release of the April period BI 7-DRRR which is projected to stay at its lowest level of 3.50%.
Wall Street closed lower on Thursday, as a rise in the benchmark 10-year US Treasury yield to 2.83% (+13bps) pressured
SUN Benchmark Back. The Government Bond (SUN) market was again under pressure, still responding negatively to the
The S&P 500 and Dow Jones indexes closed higher by more than 1%, supported by the recovery of growth stocks, which
SUN Benchmark amid Significant Increase in FFR. The domestic bond market responded negatively to speculations of a 50
US inflation in March was announced at 1.2% MoM (8.5% YoY) price in, or in line with market expectations, pushing the US
SUN Market Pressed Ahead of US Inflation Data. Yesterday, yield inversion still occurred on 10-year and 15-year