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Mar 19, 2026 9:30 AM
— Bond Markets
Mortgage rates climb to highest level in more than 3 months as Iran war reignites inflation fears
The Fear & Greed Index is a tool that provides a snapshot of the current sentiment in the market, signaling whether investors are feeling fear or greed. It takes into account various factors such as stock price momentum, market volatility, and safe-haven demand.
Mar 18, 2026 10:31 AM
— Bond Markets
Fixed mortgage rates up dramatically since start of Iran war — and they’re unlikely to drop soon
Canadians are experiencing significant increases in bond yields due to the correlation with rising oil prices.
Mar 18, 2026 6:30 AM
— Bond Markets
Overnight Gains Erased by PPI/Oil. Fed on Deck
The Producer Price Index (PPI) data released today showed elevated components that flow through to a more important inflation metric. Bonds are reacting not only to PPI but also following oil prices. The Fed announcement and dot plot are scheduled for 2pm.
Mar 18, 2026 1:30 AM
— Bond Markets
Fixed mortgage rates up dramatically since start of Iran war — and they’re unlikely to drop soon
Canadians are experiencing significant increases in bond yields due to the impact of rising oil prices.
Mar 17, 2026 1:31 PM
— Bond Markets
Sleepy Pre-Fed Day, But Slightly Stronger
Bonds closed at stronger levels for the second consecutive day, despite slightly higher oil prices. The day was not overly impressive, but it marks a shift from certain moments last week.
Mar 17, 2026 7:30 AM
— Bond Markets
Another Solid Start, But Without as Much Help From Oil
Bond traders are closely monitoring oil prices and comparing their movement to bond market movement, with bonds outperforming this morning despite solid directional correlation between yields and oil prices. Today's highest volume minute occurred with the 8:15am ADP data showing a significant drop, but there was not a big reaction in yields. Bonds seem to be finding comfort in the absence of major... more
Mar 16, 2026 1:30 PM
— Bond Markets
Simple, Strong Correlation With Oil Leaves Yields Lower
Oil prices and bond yields were down significantly, showing a strong correlation throughout the trading session. Economic data did not have a significant impact on trading. Stocks were inversely correlated to oil and bond yields. Energy prices have been the dominant market mover in March.
Mar 13, 2026 6:30 AM
— Bond Markets
Decent Start, Lower Oil Prices, Weaker Data
Despite a big miss in core retail sales and a downward revision in GDP, the impact on bonds, especially from the PCE inflation report, was minimal. The reaction was difficult to separate from a drop in oil prices, resulting in only a small decrease in 10yr yields and slight improvement in MBS.
Mar 12, 2026 8:30 AM
— Bond Markets
Bonds Remain On The Run
The bond market is facing challenges due to ongoing war in Iran, which is leading to inflationary effects on various sectors. Economic fallout may help offset inflation, but rates are not expected to make significant downward progress until bonds price in another potential inflation reckoning. Headlines about military activities have pushed the June Fed rate cut outlook to its worst levels in a ye... more
Mar 9, 2026 1:33 PM
— Bond Markets
Big Round Trip in Oil Prices and Bond Yields
Oil price volatility caused significant movement in the bond market this morning, with the largest daily move on record. This led to a spike in 10-year yields, but they quickly reversed course as European and U.S. trading began, ending the day unchanged at 4.13%. Mortgage-backed securities also experienced fluctuations throughout the day.
Mar 9, 2026 5:38 AM
— Bond Markets
Biggest Oil Spike Yet Leaves No Doubts
Since the military operation in Iran began, there has been a correlation between rising oil prices and bond yields, with oil prices and bond yields moving higher together over the past week. This correlation became even more pronounced today with a new surge in oil prices due to Iran's leadership announcement.
Mar 6, 2026 6:30 AM
— Bond Markets
Massive Miss in NFP. So Why Aren't Bonds Improving?
Despite nonfarm payrolls missing the forecast by a wide margin, bonds did not rally as expected due to the unemployment rate carrying more weight in today's market. The payroll count was distorted by health care strikes, impacting the NFP numbers significantly. In addition, the surge in oil prices is causing inflation implications and a correlation between oil prices and Treasury rates is causing ... more
Mar 5, 2026 1:30 PM
— Bond Markets
Dueling Narratives Leave Yields Higher Ahead of Jobs Report
Treasuries continued to sell despite oil prices rising initially, but then Treasuries stabilized while oil prices surged. The market is hoping the upcoming jobs report will help restore normal market correlations.
Mar 5, 2026 12:30 PM
— Bond Markets
10yr Breaking Above 4.10% After Overnight weakness
The bond market is showing indifference to this week's economic data, including stronger jobless claims and a big uptick in labor costs. Overnight selling has pushed 10yr yields more than 3bps higher, breaking above the 4.10% technical level. The connection between this move and underlying motivation is not clear, but oil prices and yields continue to correlate.
Mar 5, 2026 9:30 AM
— Bond Markets
Mortgage rates hit 6% as Iran war spooks bond market traders
The article discusses the Fear & Greed Index as a tool to measure investor sentiment in the market.
Mar 3, 2026 2:30 PM
— Bond Markets
Bonds Erase Most of The AM Losses
The bond market experienced phases of weakness followed by gradual recovery, possibly influenced by conflicting voices regarding inflation expectations, Treasury issuance implications, and geopolitical uncertainty. The market saw heavy selling overnight, with 10-year Treasury yields rising and MBS prices falling, but experienced a decent recovery throughout the day.
Mar 3, 2026 9:30 AM
— Bond Markets
Heavy Overnight Selling But Inflation Narrative Remains in Doubt
Bonds sold off overnight with 10yr yields approaching 4.10%. There is a stronger correlation with higher oil prices and rising bond yields, leading to the assumption of higher inflation and rates. However, market-based inflation expectations have not shown much of an uptick in the past 2 days. Analysts suspect Treasury issuance implications related to military spending are a factor in the sell-off... more
Mar 2, 2026 1:30 PM
— Bond Markets
Big Bad Day For Bonds. What's Next?
Bonds sold off early and aggressively on Monday due to higher oil prices implying higher inflation and rates. The sell-off was attributed to timing, technical factors, and the goal of re-entering the 4%+ range. Despite closing at 4.04%, it's considered a short term reset with no guarantee of additional momentum. Sharp selling started at 7am with 10yr up 5.9bps at 4.009 and MBS down a quarter point... more
Mar 2, 2026 6:46 AM
— Bond Markets
March Starts Sharply Weaker. Is it Iran?
Despite geopolitical headlines and oil prices causing some modest volatility, bond yields saw a sharp, unexpected increase after a month-end rally. The correlation between oil prices and bond yields was weak, with bonds selling off in the new month despite oil price movements.
Feb 28, 2026 6:37 AM
— Bond Markets
Inflation runs hot as producer price index surges
The article discusses the recent movements in treasuries and treasury yields, highlighting technical damage, rate-cut expectations, and the impact of key economic reports such as the Producer Price Index on the market. The CEO of IF Securities provides insights into how treasuries and related markets are reacting to various economic indicators.
Feb 28, 2026 5:31 AM
— Bond Markets
Bonds Cap Stellar Week/Month With Strongest Close
Bonds ended the week/month at their strongest levels, with 10yr yields breaking below the 4.0% floor to close at 3.95+. Despite higher PPI numbers, there was minimal volatility along the way. Next week brings big ticket econ data.
Feb 28, 2026 4:31 AM
— Bond Markets
Starting Out Under 4.0% Despite Hotter PPI
Despite previous instances of relevance almost two years ago, today's PPI results have shown that it currently holds no significance as a market mover for bonds. The small bump in yields this morning, potentially in reaction to PPI, was quickly erased and is uncertain to be directly tied to the data.
Feb 26, 2026 2:30 PM
— Bond Markets
Knock Knock Knockin' on 10yr Floor
The bond market is approaching 'floor' levels in the 7yr Treasury yield and 10yr yield. There isn't a clear motivation for these movements aside from general stock market malaise and economic uncertainty. Overnight trading has been choppy and sideways with MBS and 10yr yields fluctuating slightly throughout the day.
Feb 26, 2026 11:30 AM
— Bond Markets
Back to The Stronger End of The Range
Yields are at the lowest levels since November, with stocks slipping from all-time highs and bonds benefiting as a result. The narrow trading range makes it difficult to pinpoint a specific reason for the current movement in yields.
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