The report highlights a resumed steepening of the US and Eurozone yield curves following recent payroll data. Analysts expect short-term yields to fall as immediate rate hike pressure eases.
Key Takeaways
- 1.The yield curve is experiencing a steepening impulse driven by expectations of lower short-term yields and resilient long-dated yields.
- 2.US employment data for June, specifically the 4.2% unemployment rate, has reduced immediate pressure for rate hikes.
Table of Contents
- US employment data leaves the curve net steeper, from the front end
- Dovish trend can continue in near term until oil backs up again
- Friday's events and market view
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Authors
Michiel TukkerPadhraic Garvey
Securities
US 2-Year TreasuryUS 10-Year Treasury
Themes
Dovish Central Bank PolicyYield Curve Steepening
Regions
EuropeMiddle EastUnited StatesItalySpain
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