$22 billion UST 30y Bond Auction [Reopening] tomorrow: Thurs, 6/12
PPI tomorrow: Thurs, 6/12
Jim Bianco Intraday Commentary
4th month in a row the 10-year came through expectations
Since the bad 20-year three weeks ago that had everyone fearing selling treasury debt would be a struggle …
The 10year TIPS was better than expected The 2-year was better then expected The 5-year was better then expected The 7-year was better then expected The 10-year was better then expected
The 3-year was disappointing, but not a disaster
Tomorrow we will no doubt get stories “everything is riding” on the 30-year auction. But if it disappoints, it’s the end of the country.
Why? We had a string of good auctions. The 20-year was the exception, not the rule.
Remember my argument that a 10-year around 4.40% to 4.50% is about fair value. After all these good auctions we are still in this range and just under 5% on the 30-year.
Yet all we get is story after story about, “What’s wrong with the bond market?” Why are yields so high?
They are not. As noted above, they are near fair value. When or if the bond market has problems, they will go a lot higher. There is no extra extraordinary, premium built into them right now.