FED: US TSY 17W BILL AUCTION: HIGH 3.590%(ALLOT 80.56%)
Mar-04 16:32
* US TSY 17W BILL AUCTION: HIGH 3.590%(ALLOT 80.56%) * US TSY 17W BILL AUCTION: DEALERS TAKE 33.87% ...
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FED: US TSY 26W BILL AUCTION: HIGH 3.525%(ALLOT 73.03%)
Feb-02 16:32
- US TSY 26W BILL AUCTION: HIGH 3.525%(ALLOT 73.03%)
- US TSY 26W BILL AUCTION: DEALERS TAKE 31.29% OF COMPETITIVES
- US TSY 26W BILL AUCTION: DIRECTS TAKE 9.03% OF COMPETITIVES
- US TSY 26W BILL AUCTION: INDIRECTS TAKE 59.68% OF COMPETITIVES
- US TSY 26W BILL AUCTION: BID/CVR 3.08
FED: US TSY 13W BILL AUCTION: HIGH 3.600%(ALLOT 96.06%)
Feb-02 16:32
- US TSY 13W BILL AUCTION: HIGH 3.600%(ALLOT 96.06%)
- US TSY 13W BILL AUCTION: DEALERS TAKE 36.01% OF COMPETITIVES
- US TSY 13W BILL AUCTION: DIRECTS TAKE 6.96% OF COMPETITIVES
- US TSY 13W BILL AUCTION: INDIRECTS TAKE 57.03% OF COMPETITIVES
- US TSY 13W BILL AUCTION: BID/CVR 2.81
GBP: GBPUSD Pullback Extends To 1.7%, BoE in Focus Thursday
Feb-02 16:21
- GBPUSD faces a similar fate to other major pairs on Monday, with an extension of the USD bounce pairing earlier strength in cable which saw it top out at 1.3868 multi-year highs on January 27. Price action capitalises on a bearish weekly and monthly close, following the rejection of the 1.3850 area.
- Next to well established USD focal points centering around the Warsh nomination, the sterling leg of the trade comes back into focus ahead of Thursday's Bank of England meeting. The MPC is expected to leave Bank Rate on hold and leave guidance unchanged, with questions twofold:
- First of all on the Agents' Annual Pay Survey, announced alongside the decision (MPC have already been privy to), which will be used as a guide for how sticky wage inflation is expected to be through 2026.
- Secondly, the individual member paragraphs will be watched - particularly Governor Bailey and both Breeden and Ramsden (assuming neither of the latter two vote for a sequential cut). Any hints guiding towards a March cut will be key here.
- Elsewhere, the results of the Feb 26 by-election risk to expose further cracks within the Labour party between loyalists to PM Starmer, and those on the left of the party speculated to be angling for a change in leadership. A serious leadership challenge would be GBP negative not only through higher instability but also through the potential for a new PM to favour fiscal expansion.
- Initial firm support for GBPUSD sits at the 20-day EMA, at 1.3578. Should the pair turn to retest the 1.3868 Jan 27 cycle highs that would result in a narrowing of the gap to the 1.40 area, which has moved from key support to resistance over the last three decades.
- Sellside views screen mixed on GBP: Scotia think "GBP’s latest upswing appears to be fundamentally supported by the rise in spreads" and TD Securities "can see some USD bounce back vs the GBP. Structurally, we like GBP upside vs the USD but downside vs the EUR." On EURGBP, CIBC say "the realization of market underpricing for March supports EUR/GBP […] look for a rebound back towards the 0.8716 high from 27 January", while Morgan Stanley say "a 'dovish hold' at the upcoming BoE, coupled with asymmetric downside risks to UK employment and inflation data, suggest that EURGBP longs via limited loss structures remain attractive."
