End of Day Summary – 3/4/2026

Intraday News  •  March 4, 2026
Edited by Kristen Radosh & Kylie Leverenz

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US Treasuries

  • UST 10s on Wednesday closed at 4.08%
  • 1st weekly support at 4.035% / 4.06%                
    • 2nd weekly support at 4.11% / 4.125%     
  • –> 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%          90% to hold on the week
  • 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%            90% to hold on the week

Jim BiancoThe bond market has noticed as the 10-year yield is up 15 bps since Friday’s close. This is the largest such yield rise since May 2025.

Bloomberg: Fed’s Beige Books Shows Weaker Consumer Is Weighting on Sales

Bloomberg: Warsh Nominated for Fed Chair, Path to Confirmation Unclear 

Fed’s Miran: Says He Still Wants Rate Cuts Despite Iran War


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Intraday Commentary From Jim Bianco

The New York Times: Top Official, Wary of Inflation, Calls for Extended Rate Pause 

Jim Bianco: Beth Hammack is a former Goldman Sachs Treasurer, head of the TBAC (Treasury Advisory Borrowing Committee), and now the head of the Cleveland Fed. She might be the most hawkish member of the Fed.
From the NYT:
Ms. Hammack considers the Fed’s policy settings to be at “neutral,” meaning rates are neither stoking consumer demand nor restraining it. With inflation too high and the labor market relatively steady, the central bank should keep its focus trained on stamping out price pressures, she said.

“It’s important to make sure that we’re maintaining policy at a level where we can drive inflation back down to target while balancing any potential softness in the labor market,” she said. That may include the Fed’s eventually entertaining rate increases, something that would no doubt anger Mr. Trump, who wants significantly lower interest rates.

Jim Bianco: I’m just going off my perception, but she might be the first voting member of the FOMC to now raise the idea that the next move will be a hike.


*US FEB. ISM SERVICES PMI AT 56.1, HIGHEST SINCE 2022; EST. 53.5

Boom!

And don’t forget Monday’s Manufacturing PMI was also a “Boom.”

These are the first two economic data points for March; the third March data point will be payrolls on Friday. Just looking at these two alone says the economy smokin!

Update, you could argue that ADP was another report on the latest data. It also beat.

*ADP US FEB. PRIVATE EMPLOYMENT RISES 63,000; EST. +50K

Going into the Iran war, the economy was “moving.” Now we could be adding more inflation, from energy.


In the News 

Bloomberg: Money Fund Assets Rise to Record $8.27 Trillion in Dash for Cash 

OilPrice: U.S. and Japan Ponder Nuclear Energy Project in Massive $550 Billion Deal

InsuranceNewsNet: Geopolitical instability and risk raise fears of Black Swan scenarios

Arbor Data Science: Global Supply Chain Special Edition: Strait of Hormuz


Upcoming US Treasury Supply

Tentative Schedule of Treasury Buyback Operations


Upcoming Economic Releases & Fed Speak 

Noteworthy After-the-Close Earnings Releases