US Treasuries
- Friday’s range for UST 10y: 4.06% – 4.145%, closing at 4.14%
- Friday’s range for UST 30y: 4.665% – 4.75%, closing at 4.74%
- Fed’s Schmidt: Says More Cuts Could Drive Inflation Pressures
- Fed’s Logan: Says Modestly Restrictive Policy Still Appropriate
- Bloomberg: Economic Data Storm to Hit Treasury Market
TIPS Returns by Maturity (data through 11/5/25)
Week over Week Changes by Maturity
- < 2 years: $20.0 Bn on 10/29/25 to $22.6 Bn on 11/5/2025 = $2.6 Bn
- 2 – 6 years: $2.8 Bn on 10/29/25 to ($1.4 Bn) on 11/5/2025 = ($4.2) Bn
- 6 – 11 years: $3.2 Bn on 10/29/25 to $4.9 Bn on 11/5/2025 = $1.7 Bn
- > 11 years: $561 Mn on 10/29/25 to $414 Mn on 11/5/2025 = ($147) Mn
Intraday Commentary From Bianco Research
The market is concluding that “affordability” or inflation is a bigger problem than jobs. The probability that the Fed will cut rates at its December 10th meeting started the week at 70%. It is currently at 42% and still declining.
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