Daily Macro Snapshot: Key Indicators for September 11
The 10-year Treasury yield jumped to 4.94% today. That is its highest level in two weeks. The move put pressure on stocks as the VIX fell 2.3% to 17.54.
Key takeaways:
10-year Treasury yield rose 11 basis points to 4.94% VIX declined 2.3% despite equity market weakness Gold declined 1.7% while silver fell 5.3% CPI print expected at +0.2% monthly tomorrow Fed funds futures price 85% chance of no rate change next week The rise in yields reflects a market getting comfortable with higher rates for longer. The 2-year yield held steady at 4.39%. That flattening suggests traders do not see immediate pressure on the Fed to cut rates.
The unemployment rate remains at 4.1%. Wage growth came in firmer tha…
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