[MARKET ANALYSIS] T-note futures paused overnight after recently gaining on Fed Waller's support for keeping rates steady this month
The structure here is a conditional-hold signal from Waller: steady rates this month if inflation progress continues, openness to a hike only if the data run hot, framed explicitly around the low cost of waiting one meeting.
[MARKET ANALYSIS] Asia-Pac stocks took impetus from Waller-inspired global risk sentiment, while focus turns to the NFP report
[MARKET ANALYSIS] DXY is stuck near the prior day's trough after slipping on Waller comments and with all attention turning to the NFP report
[MARKET ANALYSIS] T-note futures paused overnight after recently gaining on Fed Waller's support for keeping rates steady this month
[MARKET ANALYSIS] Oil prices are kept afloat in range-bound trade amid a lack of fresh major geopolitical developments, while US VP Vance downplayed the Iran conflict and wouldn't call it a war
Japan's Finance Minister Katayama says interest rates move determined by various factors on markets, adds will control FY bond issuance properly and FY27 budget requests total about JPY 143tln and don't represent a large increase
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USTs: -0.5 ticks
- Pauses overnight after gaining in the aftermath of Fed Waller's comments, in which he said he would support holding the policy rate steady in September if August inflation data shows continued progress, but would consider a hike if inflation is hot, while he stated they can wait one meeting and that there is little cost to waiting one meeting. Markets now await the key US jobs data, which could provide a further impulse on September rate expectations.
Bunds: -15 ticks
- Pulled back after yesterday's mild rebound and failed to sustain the brief reclaim of the 123.00 level, while participants also look ahead to German Factory Orders and EU Retail Sales data.
JGBs: +48 ticks
- Tracked the recent upside in global peers and with recent reports noting that the BoJ is reportedly favouring a 25bps hike and a flexible future pace, which effectively negates the recent suggestion by Board Member Takata, who had left the door open for a larger move this month.
That is a data-dependent straddle rather than forward guidance, and the historical pattern with such two-sided commentary is that the front end re-prices modestly on the remark itself and then hands direction back to the calendar, here the jobs report, which is the stated hinge for the September decision. The three-way split in the note is instructive: USTs consolidating after the Waller bid, Bunds failing to hold a reclaim of a round level ahead of German Factory Orders and EU Retail Sales, and JGBs leading on reported BoJ leanings toward a standard-sized hike with a flexible pace thereafter. The JGB move is the more interesting leg, since reporting that effectively overrides a board member's open door to a larger move follows the established sequence in which sourced reporting, rather than official speeches, tends to set the near-term BoJ pricing. The tells are whether the jobs data validate the waiting frame, and whether Bund and JGB moves prove flow-driven rather than durable once the data clear.
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