End of Day Summary – 7/10/2025

Intraday News  •  July 10, 2025
Edited by Kristen Radosh & Kylie Leverenz

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US Treasuries

  • Thursday’s range for UST 10y: 4.33% – 4.37%, closing at 4.345%
  • Thursday’s range for UST 30y: 4.855% – 4.895%, closing at 4.86%
  • Fed’s Musalem: says it’s too soon to know tariffs’ impact on Inflation
  • Fed’s Waller: backs balance sheet runoff and a shift in composition
  • Fed’s Daly: sees two cuts in 2025 as likely outcome

Bloomberg: Fed Seeks Input on Plan to Revise Bank Supervisory Ratings

Bloomberg: Pence Says Trump Has Right to Share Views on Powell, Fed Policy

Bloomberg: Treasuries Have a Much Bigger Problem Than Tariffs: MacroScope


Conference Call Replay, Featuring Jim Bianco

Summary Points

  • The perception of the Fed being political is not new, but social media has made it more noticeable, with past presidents also complaining about the Fed, similar to Trump.
  • Collapsing population growth is a major issue for the labor force due to net negative immigration, which could lead to a significant decrease in the number of jobs needed to cover population growth and workforce entry.
  • Despite talks of a recession, home prices are at all-time highs due to restrictive zoning and building laws limiting supply.
  • Trump’s desire for a 1% funds rate is criticized as a misunderstanding of how interest rates work, indicating that an incorrect interest rate policy would lead to negative reactions from the yield curve.
  • The impact of tariffs on inflation will become clearer with upcoming CPI data, anticipated to show whether tariffs have led to increased inflation.

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Upcoming US Treasury Supply

Tentative Schedule of Treasury Buyback Operations


In the News 

Federal Reserve Bank of New York: The Rise in Deposit Flightiness and Its Implications for Financial Stability

Freightwaves: Tariff pauses ‘unlikely’ to halt tumbling trans-Pacific rates: Freightos

S&P Global: US corporate bankruptcy filings lean toward reorganization over liquidation 

Oil Price: OPEC Says Global Oil Consumption Will Hit 123 Million bpd by 2050


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