US Treasuries
- UST 10s on Tuesday closed at 4.06%
- 1st weekly support at 4.035% / 4.06% 90% to hold on the week
- 2nd weekly support at 4.11% / 4.125% 90% to hold on the week
- –> 1st monthly support at 4.065% / 4.09% 90% to hold on the week [this has held for 2 months]
- –> 2nd monthly support at 4.14% / 4.16%
- 1st weekly resist at 3.91% / 3.92% 90% to hold on the week
- 2nd weekly resist at 3.825% / 3.84%
- –> 1st monthly resist at 3.83% / 3.855%
Today’s Fed Speakers:
Conference Call Friday, March 06, 2026, Featuring Jim Bianco
2-day rise in the 10-year yields is now the highest since Liberation Day.
*IRAQ STARTS SHUTTING OIL OUTPUT AT RUMAILA AS STORAGE FILLS
Crude oil is up 15% since Friday’s close.
Yesterday, the national average gasoline price jumped 11.2 cents (bottom panel).
This exceeded the largest one-day jump after the start of the Russia-Ukraine War in March 2022 of 10.9 cents. Only the early September 20025 one-day jump of 19 cents was larger. This was when Category 5 Hurricane Katrina tore up oil infrastructure in the Gulf around New Orleans.
Keep in mind this is the beginning of the month. If this gasoline jump holds, we could see a big headline March CPI. Will it be rationalized away? Yes. But if you want the Fed to cut rates, things just got a lot more complicated.
The SPX is now down ~2.5%. As the red annotations show, the 10-year yield is 5 bps lower to 4.06%. Bonds are being bought as crash insurance.
This probably means stocks have to crash to keep bonds from trading back to 4.11%.
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