Japan’s first sale of government bonds since the ruling political coalition crumbled drew demand that was stronger than the 12-month average as higher yields attracted investors https://t.co/46H1Syvjum ...

Meanwhile, the Fed minutes out today reflecting division little bit over the direction of rates. A slim majority of Fed governors expecting two more cuts this year, but the central bank overall currently dealing with a darth of data. Darth Darth Darth Darth Vader.Darth thanks to the government shutdown. I mean, seriously, the September jobs report. Darth of I mean don't give me Don't give me the daggers.It's Darth. Yes, it is. That's it.Darth is from the movie. Is he Lwig or whatever you seen earlier today. ...

We're moving up to guy's point, not down as the government shutdown continues. Tenure has been trending downward since really the beginning of the year. The question now though is where are yields headed.Let's bring in the chart master Carter Worth tell us his thoughts because Carter, a lot of people that borrow money, maybe if you're out there and you you want to buy a home, this is the chart you probably need to be watching. >> Truth. Um, and where are they headed.I guess anybody's guess, but I'm certainl ...

Angola may sell eurobonds this year as yields ease and other African nations return to the market, sources say https://t.co/vW7q17v9xf ...

Labor Market & Economic Data - ADP data indicates a weakening labor market, with jobs shrinking [2] - Small and medium-sized businesses are disproportionately affected by the slowdown in jobs data [3] - The market is increasingly relying on ADP data due to concerns about government economic data delays and revisions [1][5][9][10][11] - The Fed is also reportedly using private data to estimate non-farm payroll numbers [13][14] Monetary Policy & Interest Rates - Investors are pricing in a 99% probability of a Fed rate cut in October, driven by the ADP report [2] - The market anticipates multiple rate cuts to prevent a rapid increase in the unemployment rate [8][17] - Yields are declining in response to the ADP report and expectations of Fed rate cuts [2][7][17] Market Outlook & Investment Strategy - Wall Street remains generally bullish on the stock market despite the labor market slowdown [4] - Goldman Sachs views a slowdown in the labor market as the biggest risk to the economy [4] - Uncertainty, such as tariff uncertainty, is putting downward pressure on yields [16]

Indian bonds rose by the most in a month after the central bank Governor Sanjay Malhotra signaled room for yields to fall https://t.co/pClhjFgEQo ...

Right. Another big story maybe not getting much attention is the huge jump in corporate borrowing. We are now tracking 230 billion in debt deals just this month.And maybe here's an RBI for you. That would be the heaviest volume of any month ever. The question is how this might be impacting the government bond market.Is there simply more competition for debt sales and that money. I don't know. But Rick Santelli probably does.He joins us now from Chicago with the bond report. Rick. Well, you know, there's two ...

Let's talk about all that and maybe the government shutdown as well because I'm just going to give it to Rick Santelli and Rick you you do you talk about whatever you think is important right now. Well, I think the Oracle issue is important. Second largest investment grade deal of the year.And what I find interesting there is we could find a lot of reasons what uh what what they're going to tell us regarding why they're doing this versus equity debt. But here's the way I look at it. Interest rates in my opi ...

Rick Santelli is standing by at the CME in Chicago. And Rick, you want to say what you think is happening, what we've been watching with yields at this point, ever since the Fed's meeting. Well, to me, yields are doing exactly what they should.Maybe even not to the extent I thought they would. To me, the yields are going to continue to be firm, especially all durations, all maturities from sevenyear on. So, tens, uh, 20s, 30s.I think they're going to be sticky. And the reason I think they're going to be sti ...

Britain now has the highest yields across the G7 group of rich countries. Persistent inflation and a vulnerability to global capital scarcity are among the reasons why https://t.co/PKX9b5CXDsPhoto: Getty Images https://t.co/dZhQnl5e9g ...