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Bond Update after Jobs Report:
2-yr yield flat at 0.88%, reflecting unchanged expectations for fed funds rate.
10-yr yield up five basis points to 1.78% after hitting 1.80%Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic in an interview with the Financial Times:
Looking for further evidence that rising wages are not feeding meaningfully into higher inflation
Encouraged by latest employment cost index and expects a moderation in wage growth going forward
He is optimistic on the economy
If we do three hikes, that’ll still leave our policy in a very accommodative space
The market is now pricing up to 5 fed funds increases in 2022US in January added 467k non-farm payrolls jobs, more than forecasted 150k. December previous 199K revised to +510K. Wages increased more than expecte
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