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MBS At Weakest Levels After Cliff Comments, Fed Operation
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Monday, December 10, 2012 12:06 PM
Fannie 3.0s just returned to their weakest levels of the morning in a sort of slow motion sell-off beginning around 11:00am. As can frequently be the case, there was slight pressure on bond markets following the Fed's scheduled "Twist" buying, but Fiscal Cliff Headlines are definitely a factor as well.
No game-changers have been reported, but Bob Corker's call for Republicans to fold on the "top 2% tax" debate was taken as a sign of progress, lifting stocks and hurting bonds. Then roughly 10 minutes ago, a spokesman from the White House said that lines of communication remain open and the President believes a deal can be reached.
As usual when it comes to Cliff headlines, the more pronounced reaction is in equities markets, but we'd note that the overall reaction is almost undetectable. This is as it should be considering that nothing new has really come to the table. Still, there's simply been a small amount of pressure on bond markets that happens to coincide with the aforementioned events.
As for it's implications on reprice risk, outright price levels make that less than likely at the moment, but for a very small subset of lenders, not impossible. 105-03 is essentially the low of the session (one early quote sneaked in at 105-01, but 105-03 is bona fide). As such, and in conjunction with the fact that 105-07 highs were seen between 9-10am, we're right on the cusp of that "eighth of a point" difference from rate sheet time, which is often the threshold between negligible reprice risk and that which bears consideration.
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MBS At Weakest Levels After Cliff Comments, Fed Operation
Posted to:
Micro News
Monday, December 10, 2012 12:06 PM
Fannie 3.0s just returned to their weakest levels of the morning in a sort of slow motion sell-off beginning around 11:00am. As can frequently be the case, there was slight pressure on bond markets following the Fed's scheduled "Twist" buying, but Fiscal Cliff Headlines are definitely a factor as well.
No game-changers have been reported, but Bob Corker's call for Republicans to fold on the "top 2% tax" debate was taken as a sign of progress, lifting stocks and hurting bonds. Then roughly 10 minutes ago, a spokesman from the White House said that lines of communication remain open and the President believes a deal can be reached.
As usual when it comes to Cliff headlines, the more pronounced reaction is in equities markets, but we'd note that the overall reaction is almost undetectable. This is as it should be considering that nothing new has really come to the table. Still, there's simply been a small amount of pressure on bond markets that happens to coincide with the aforementioned events.
As for it's implications on reprice risk, outright price levels make that less than likely at the moment, but for a very small subset of lenders, not impossible. 105-03 is essentially the low of the session (one early quote sneaked in at 105-01, but 105-03 is bona fide). As such, and in conjunction with the fact that 105-07 highs were seen between 9-10am, we're right on the cusp of that "eighth of a point" difference from rate sheet time, which is often the threshold between negligible reprice risk and that which bears consideration.
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