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6:00am USD Treasury Sec Bessent Speaks
2:00am USD CB Consumer Confidence
Forecast 90.3 Previous 90.8
1:30pm AUD CPI m/m
Forecast 0.90% Previous -0.10%
1:30pm AUD CPI y/y
Forecast 3.30% Previous 3.80%
1:30pm AUD Trimmed Mean CPI m/m
Forecast 0.30% Previous 0.30%
12:30am USD Core PCE Price Index m/m Forecast 0.20% Previous 0.10%
12:30am USD Prelim GDP q/q Forecast 1.50% Previous 1.50%
12:30am USD Prelim GDP Price Index q/q
Forecast 6.20% Previous 6.20%
12:30am USD Unemployment Claims
Forecast 208K Previous 206K
Day 1 All Jackson Hole Symposium
11:30am JPY Tokyo Core CPI y/y
Forecast 1.80% Previous 1.90%
12:30am CAD GDP m/m
Forecast 0.20% Previous 0.30%
2:00am USD Fed Chairman Warsh Speaks
2:00am USD Prelim Benchmark Payrolls Revision
Previous -911K
2:00am USD Revised UoM Consumer Sentiment
Forecast 51 Previous 51
2:00am USD Revised UoM Inflation Expectations
Previous 4.30%
Day 2 All Jackson Hole Symposium
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US equity markets closed a negative week, on a positive note, posting gains across the board. The week was dominated by urgency in global bond markets, with intervention from the US Treasury, failing to quell fears or bond yields. The underlying problem is massive deficits and debt.
Read more →Global Bond yields resumed their dangerous climb back into record territory, largely brushing off the US Treasuries new plan, to cap long-dated bond yields. Treasury plans to double buy-backs of long-dated debt, but this does not address the problem.
Read more →The big news overnight was the US Treasury Department intervening in the bond markets. Bond Yields have been reaching record highs globally, so the Treasury decided it was time to intervene, announcing a plan to more than double its ‘buy-back’ of long dated Treasury debt.
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