Australia’s bond yields rose to the highest level this year amid growing speculation the central bank will switch back to raising interest rates to bring down inflation https://t.co/7XGYZzQaqR ...

Bets on rising consumer prices in Japan are keeping a lid on bond yields when adjusted for inflation, in turn reducing their ability to support the yen https://t.co/3cJjVLq2l2 ...

Rick Sanchelli joining us now with more on the bond report where I I suspect you will reference Japan, Rick. >> Oh, absolutely. We'll leave the best to the end.Yes, ADP. Look at a bar chart of one year. Definitely some deterioration.Is it anybody's first choice when the day is all coming in on time. Probably not. But anecdotally, it seems to fit that the labor market is weakening.Just how much. It's kind of hard to tell. Look at a 12-hour chart of 10.You can clearly see the week data took its toll early, bu ...

US stocks entered December in a cautious mood, pressured by a renewed slide in cryptocurrencies and rising bond yields after the Bank of Japan signaled it may soon tighten its policy https://t.co/z59KhCiwV1 ...

In a time of higher inflation, a falling yen and rising bond yields make a noxious blend https://t.co/Od3rrPBvfP ...

South African benchmark bond yields fell to the lowest on record after S&P Global Ratings raised the country’s credit rating for the first time in nearly two decades https://t.co/MxFIzcdlTt ...

So Rick Santelli joins us from Chicago with today's bond report. Hi Rick. >> Hi Courtney.Indeed. We had 69 billion two-year note yields at 11:30 auction. I gave it a C.Demand was pretty good. Then at 1:00 Eastern, we had 70 billion 5 years. That was a very solid auction.I gave it a B. Let's look at that 5-year. Now, as you look at a six-hour chart, right around the time the auction was buttoning up around 1 Eastern is when we put in our low yields.We've been hovering right about there. Keep in mind the two- ...

Japan should avoid taking on more debt to boost its economy, a senior IMF official warned, as concerns over higher spending triggered by political instability put pressure on long-term bond yields https://t.co/skCC0lDvlX ...

Monetary Policy - South Africa's central bank is aiming at the bottom of its 3% to 6% target range [1] - Lowering the official inflation goal could lead to a further decrease in bond yields [1] Bond Market - Bond yields have already significantly decreased following the central bank's announcement [1]

Group 1: Dollar Index and Economic Indicators - The dollar index rose by +0.63%, reaching a 2.25-month high, supported by higher bond yields and weakness in stocks, which increased liquidity demand for the dollar [1] - Fed Governor Michael Barr's hawkish comments on a cautious approach to further Fed rate cuts contributed to the dollar's gains [1][3] - The ongoing US government shutdown, now in its second week, poses a bearish outlook for the dollar, with potential negative impacts on the US economy [2] Group 2: Euro and Yen Performance - The EUR/USD pair fell by -0.64%, hitting a 2.25-month low, primarily due to dollar strength and weaker-than-expected German trade data [5] - Political uncertainty in France is negatively impacting the euro, although President Macron's announcement of a new prime minister could mitigate the need for a snap election [5] - The yen is also under pressure due to political risks in Japan, benefiting the dollar [1] Group 3: Federal Reserve Outlook - New York Fed President John Williams indicated support for lower rates this year if economic conditions evolve as expected, with inflation projected to rise to around 3% and unemployment increasing beyond 4.3% [4] - The market is pricing in a 95% chance of a -25 basis point rate cut at the upcoming FOMC meeting on October 28-29 [4] Group 4: European Central Bank (ECB) Stance - The ECB's September meeting minutes were slightly hawkish, indicating a decision against an interest rate cut due to upside inflation risks [6] - Policymakers suggested that maintaining the current policy rate is warranted given the materialization of upside risks [6]