End of Day Summary – 5/28/2025

Intraday News  •  May 28, 2025
Edited by Kristen Radosh & Kylie Leverenz

US Treasuries

  • Today’s range for UST 10y: 4.435% – 4.50%, closing at 4.48%
  • Today’s range for UST 30y: 4.94% – 5.005%, closing at 4.975%
  • $44 billion UST 7y Note Auction Tomorrow 

Bloomberg: Fed Well Positioned to Wait for Clarity on Outlook, Minutes Say 

Federal Reserve officials signaled concern at their meeting earlier this month that large tariff hikes would push up prices and could risk stoking higher inflation.

Policymakers largely agreed that heightened economic uncertainty and increased risks of both higher unemployment and inflation warranted no change in their wait-and-see policy stance, according to minutes of the May 6-7 meeting released Wednesday.


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Intraday Commentary From Jim Bianco 

Politico: France risks running out of cash for social spending, auditors say

In a report published Monday, the country’s highest audit authority said that social spending had spiraled “out of control.” The document also warned that a “liquidity crisis” could impact benefits payments as early as 2027 and affect France’s ability to borrow on financial markets.

Jim Bianco: This is evident in the bond market … French 10-year OATS have been widening vs German 10-year Bunds the last few years.


In Other News 

QUARTZ: The luxury housing market is cracking – and tech-heavy cities are getting hit hardest 

Luxury home sales fell 10% in April from a year earlier, according to new data from Redfin. 

CNBC: Fewer international tourists are visiting the U.S. – economic losses could be ‘staggering,’ researchers estimate

Spending from foreign visitors to the U.S. is poised to fall by $8.5 billion this year as negative perceptions tied to trade and immigration policy lead overseas tourists to look elsewhere, according to a research note published by Oxford Economics.

The Poultry Site: Brazil pushes for regional bird flu trade rules 

Brazil is negotiating with the European Union and US to limit animal disease trade bans to affected regions, its chief veterinarian said on Tuesday, expressing strong confidence in reaching deals as bird flu disrupts Brazilian poultry exports, according to Reuters.

Arbor Data Science: Bird Flu Lands in Brazil, the Largest Exporter of Chicken

Business Today: Tech layoffs 2025: IBM lays off 8,000 employees as AI replaces HR Department 

Despite the layoffs, IBM says its workforce has actually increased, as the company has hired more people across departments like software development, marketing and sales. 

InsuranceNewsNet: The average auto insurance rate is going up 7.5% this year. 

The hikes will add an average $182 to the average annual full-coverage premium nationwide raising it to $2,615 from $2,433.


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