Bonds put in a decent day on Friday, ultimately getting back into positive territory and the best closing levels of the week. Yields were almost perfectly in line with last Friday's. Overall, most of the past 3 days have been uneventful, but Tuesday's range breakout meant it was a volatile week overall. MBS and mortgage rates enjoyed ample insulation against that breakout thanks to recent outperformance driven by GSE MBS purchases (both actual and anticipated). The Fed is on deck next week, but with a zero percent chance of a rate cut. True big ticket data won't return until the week after next.
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- S&P Global Composite PMI (Jan)
- 52.8 vs -- f'cast, 52.7 prev
- S&P Global Manuf. PMI (Jan)
- 51.9 vs 52 f'cast, 51.8 prev
- S&P Global Services PMI (Jan)
- 52.5 vs 52.8 f'cast, 52.5 prev
- Consumer Sentiment (Jan)
- 56.4 vs 54.0 f'cast, 52.9 prev
- Sentiment: 1y Inflation (Jan)
- 4.0% vs 4.2% f'cast, 4.2% prev
- Sentiment: 5y Inflation (Jan)
- 3.3% vs 3.4% f'cast, 3.2% prev
- U Mich conditions (Jan)
- 55.4 vs 52.4 f'cast, 50.4 prev
- S&P Global Composite PMI (Jan)
Modestly stronger overnight, but gains erased at the open. MBS down 1 tick (.03) and 10yr up about half a bp at 4.248
Still mostly sideways. MBS unchanged and 10yr basically unchanged (up 0.3bps) at 4.245
Near weakest levels with MBS down 2 ticks (.06) and 10yr up 1.6bps at 4.258
Back and forth volatility over the past hour but now back in positive territory. MBS up 1 tick (.03) and 10yr down half a bp at 4.237
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