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US adds 139 thousand jobs in May, unemployment steady
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Trump: Powell must now LOWER THE RATE
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Logan: Fed Should Focus On Inf. Target And Not Past Shortfalls
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Fed's Logan: Risks Are Balanced On Both Sides Of Mandate
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JPMorgan (JPM) Dimon: You Are Going To See A Crack In The Bond Market
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iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) call put ratio 1.7 calls to 1 put with a focus on June 86 and 90 calls
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Citi: 'the President still has several options under US trade law to reimpose tariffs'
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Goldman Says Trump Admin Could Reinstate Tariffs, Lists Other Authorities Trump Could Use to Impose Tariffs
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JPM: 'the Committee still largely saw actual weakness as a future possibility as opposed to something that is evident in the hard data already'
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JPMorgan on SP500: 'reiterating the tactical bullish view', 'We think higher'
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S&P 500 Futures Erase Decline as Yields Back Off Highs, 10-Year Currently 4.5826 vs 4.6227 High at 8:32 am
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US 10-Year Yield Hit High of 4.6166% at 7:27 am
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Decline in foreign demand for U.S. corporate debt likely to continue - Citi
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JPM on Moody's Downgrade of US Paper: 'The direct impact from the downgrade should be rather modest'
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US 10-year Yield Rises 10 Basis Points To Highest Since Feb
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JPM: 'we no longer forecast a recession and have upgraded growth forecasts for much of the world'
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Citi Rates Strategist on Moody's Action: 'We do not expect this downgrade to have a significant impact on foreign demand'
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iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) call put ratio 1.1 calls to 1 put after Moody's Ratings downgrades United States ratings
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Liquidity Facilities: Purposes and Functions: Vice Chair Philip N. Jefferson
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Hassett: Moody's Decision Is Backward Looking
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iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) call put ratio 1.9 calls to 1 put into Moody's Ratings downgrades United States ratings to Aa1 from Aaa; changes outlook to stable
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The United Kingdom has surpassed China as second largest holder of U.S. Treasury securities
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Citi on Uni. of Mich. Sentiment: 'consumer sentiment measures have been weak, but it still remains to be seen if this will be reflected in consumers actually pulling back spending in coming months'
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CPI (Apr MoM) 0.2% vs 0.3% Expected; Ex-food and Energy 0.2% vs 0.3%
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Goldman: 'raising our 2025 growth forecast by 0.5pp to 1% Q4/Q4 and reducing our 12-month recession odds to 35%'
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JPMorgan on the US: 'Productivity growth returning to pre-COVID levels'
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Evercore: 'U.S. Economy Showing Some Resilience'
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Stronger jobs report pushes first rate cut bet of 2025 from June to July
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U.S. Adds 177,000 Jobs in April, Topping Consensus
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Treasury Says It's Evaluating Enhancements To Buyback Program
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Treasury Announces Marketable Borrowing Estimates
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JPMorgan: 'Has the damage already been done in soft vs hard data tussle? International equities looking better'
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iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) spreader of 10K contracts May 84 and 85 puts
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Trump: Fed Chair Will Leave if I ask Him To - Reuters
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Truist: 'Using snapback to downgrade equities from neutral to less attractive and upgrade cash one notch'
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With Powell's job on the line, Fed's Williams sees no need to cut rates
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Powell: US Federal Debt is on unsustainable path
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Powell: Out role is to make sure tariffs cause only a one-time price increase
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Powell: Immigration is part of the reason growth has been so strong the last couple of years
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Powell's Full Speech at Economic Club of Chicgo
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SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) Drops Heavily on Powell Comments, Down 150bps today
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Powell: US economy 'solid' despite heightened uncertainty, downside risks
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Powell: So far larger-than-expected tariffs likely mean higher inflation, slower growth
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Powell: May Find Ourselves in the Challenging Scenario in which Dual-Mandate Goals are in Tension
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Powell: Well Positioned To Wait For More Clarity For Time Being
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Fed's Powell to Speak at 1:30pm Eastern
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Bessent: No Evidence Of Sovereign Sales Of US Treasuries - Bloomberg
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US 10-Year Yield Falls to 4.366%
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Federal Reserve ‘absolutely’ ready to help stabilize market if needed, top official says - FT
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US 10-Year Yield Falls to 4.468%, Falls From High of 4.584%
