13 April 2022
SUN Benchmark amid Significant Increase in FFR
The domestic bond market responded negatively to speculations of a 50 bps increase in the Fed Funds Rate (FFR) at the Fed's May, June, and July meetings, respectively.
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13 April 2022
The domestic bond market responded negatively to speculations of a 50 bps increase in the Fed Funds Rate (FFR) at the Fed's May, June, and July meetings, respectively.
12 April 2022
In yesterday's trading, market participants were waiting for the release of data on the Consumer Price Index (CPI) of the United States (US) for the annual period of March, which is projected to be 50 bps higher than the previous month. If this happened, it would be the highest US inflation since 1981.
11 April 2022
From external sentiment, there is another signal of recession in the United States (US) bond market, with yield inversions on the US Treasury series UST2Y and UST10Y. Meanwhile, the yield on UST10Y rose to 2.66%, the highest level in the last three years.
8 April 2022
In addition, the Fed is also considering a more aggressive increase in the Fed Funds Rate than just 25 bps.
7 April 2022
This has caused a number of investors to take profit taking yesterday. Most of the benchmark government securities recorded an increase in yields, with yields on FR0091 at the level of 6.77%. Market participants also responded negatively to the news of Deutsche Bank, the first bank on Wall Street to project a US recession in late 2023 or early 2024, due to the Fed's aggressive stance.