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ING Economic and Financial Analysis
Growing Stresses Pushing Rates Down By ING Economic and Financial Analysis - Feb 02, 2024

By Padhraic GarveyUS Treasury yields were tracking the probability for a March cut, but now tracking the regional bank performance. Eurozone inflation surprised to the upside, but markets keep their...

ING Economic and Financial Analysis
Tame Inflation Still Not Enough to Trigger a March Rate Cut By ING Economic and Financial Analysis - Jan 25, 2024

By Benjamin SchroederUS 5-year auction was rough, but Thursday's core PCE should be tame – what then? Likely yields lower, but only temporarily. The ECB takes centre stage with Lagarde...

ING Economic and Financial Analysis
Bonds: Data Is Soft, But Other Factors Continue to Weigh By ING Economic and Financial Analysis - Jan 24, 2024

By Benjamin SchroederA large sense of anticipation ahead of data dominates thinking, but so too do technical issues like the ongoing unwind of the March rate cut in the US and the rebuild of the...

Alex Spiroglou
Bond Bears Beware (3+1 reasons)   By Alex Spiroglou - Jan 17, 2024

In this video, Alex Spiroglou shares his thoughts on the bond market. He focuses on different factors to explain why he believes the late October bottom in the bond market has potential.Reasons...

ING Economic and Financial Analysis
Rates Spark: Steepening From the Back End – More to Come By ING Economic and Financial Analysis - Jan 17, 2024

By Benjamin SchroederMarkets continue to discount early rate cuts, but central banks are pushing back against premature cuts and stressing the data-dependent approach. Long-end rates continue to drift...

ING Economic and Financial Analysis
Rates Spark: Already Overshooting to the Downside By ING Economic and Financial Analysis - Dec 15, 2023

By Benjamin SchroederWhat a week it's been. Central bank anticipation first. Then, evidence of a holiday party at the Fed. Followed by failed attempts from Frankfurt and London to poop that party. But...

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