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Strong 30Y Bond Auction Stops Through For First Time Since March On the heels of yesterday's stellar 10Y auction, this afternoon saw an even more stellar-er 30Y auction with the US government selling $22 billion bonds at 5.058%, the highest result since 2007, vs a 5.061% when-issued yield at the 1 p.m. New York time bidding deadline. That is the first stop-through (0.3bps) since March (after three ugly tails - June's reopen was the weakest since July 2024)... The 2.44 bid-to-cover ratio compares well with the 2.39 average for the past six reopenings Dealer:...

Bob sits down with fund manager and author Larry Lepard to discuss his book The Big Print, which argues that the core problem with modern America is not corporate greed or partisan politics, but a monetary system deliberately structured to benefit those closest to the Fed.

From Forward Guidance To Market Guidance: Warsh's Reflexive Wrecking Ball? Authored by Nohshad Shah, Citadel Securities EMEA Head of Fixed Income, The Fed sounds hawkish... but markets are testing the reaction function Chair Warsh was unequivocal that there is “no soft inflation target”, that five-plus years of above-target inflation cannot be cured by nine weeks of better data, and that this Fed “will not waver”. Yet despite that language…and three members preferring an immediate hike…the FOMC again declined to move. Warsh instead repeatedly highlighted the large rise in nominal and real Treasury yields since June,...