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Stocks off lows after dollar, yields collapsed
When bond markets move, investors in other markets always take notice

US Housing Market continues to show signs of weakness; USD/JPY
Watching US 10-Year Yields and USD/JPY could give a clue as to the next direction for mortgage rates.

US data dump points to hawkish sentiment from Fed
Costs associated with producers will make their way to the end of the supply chain over the next few months and eventually be reflected in the CPI.

US Mortgage Rates fall for the first time in 11 weeks!
When will the housing market turn up again? This will most likely be after mortgage rates move lower.

Is the Fed about to slow the pace of tightening?
Will today’s “leak” to the WSJ be the straw that breaks the camels back regarding the US Dollar and US rates?

Is the Fed about to slow the pace of tightening?
Will today’s “leak” to the WSJ be the straw that breaks the camels back regarding the US Dollar and US rates?

Gold eyes fresh breakdown as China fears add fuel to fire
It was always going to be an uphill struggle for the metal...

Gold eyes fresh breakdown as China fears add fuel to fire
It was always going to be an uphill struggle for the metal...

NAHB Housing Market Index is bad and could get even worse.
In the mid-2000’s, the NAHB Housing Market Index dropped dramatically, similar to what is happening today. Could this be a foreshadowing of a recession?

NAHB Housing Market Index is bad and could get even worse.
In the mid-2000’s, the NAHB Housing Market Index dropped dramatically, similar to what is happening today. Could this be a foreshadowing of a recession?

Nothing changes for gold, stocks as yields resume higher
Bearish trend persist for indices and metals as investors watch yields continue to rise following a flurry of central bank action this week.

Could tomorrow's Michigan Consumer Sentiment be the key for the FOMC’s decision next week?
If the inflation components are higher than expected, watch for a possible tape-bomb from the Wall Street Journal that the Fed is “more likely” to hike 100bps.

Higher oil and bond yields could benefit CAD/JPY
A combination of favourable yield differentials, higher oil prices and a bullish consolidation on CAD/JPY suggest it could break to new highs in due course.

July housing data concludes on a mixed note; waiting on Jackson Hole
July housing data finished up this week with worse than expected New Home Sales and better than expected Pending Home Sales.

Gold attempts breakout as yields dip
Investors appear convinced the Fed will slow down rate hikes despite officials indicating otherwise.

Fed speakers out in force with more hawkish tone; USD/JPY
The correlation between USD/JPY and 10-year yields has come back in line and is almost in “strong” territory on the daily timeframe.

Gold, dollar steady ahead of ISM services PMI as yields push higher
Let’s see if today’s US data or Fed speeches will cause more volatility in bond – and, in turn, gold – prices.

All eyes on bond yields ahead of FOMC
In the eyes of bond markets, the front-loading of interest rate hikes will potentially lead to a recession.

Stocks slump, yields surge as recession worries add to inflation woes
Risk was completely off the menu at the start of a busy week for central bank action

US Yields on the move again. What does it mean for USD/JPY?
US 10-year yields and USD/JPY have a strong, positive correlation with a correlation coefficient of +0.92.

After a strong March, US 10-year yields and USD/JPY may be ready for a pullback
As a result of the high correlation with USD/JPY, yields have been pulling USD/JPY higher with them.

Will the bond market meltdown be the undoing of the S&P500?
U.S. yields have surged higher again this week to their highest level since May 2019, after Fed Chair Powell opened the door to a 50bp rate hike at the next FOMC meeting, causing fresh pain for global bond markets.

Powell’s comments send yields and USD/JPY to multi-year highs
In Powell’s first comments since the press conference after the FOMC meeting last week, he comes across as extremely hawkish.