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5 Feb 2016

Treasury yields rise on solid wage gain in the US

FXStreet (Mumbai) - The short duration and the long duration treasury yields inched higher after the data in the US showed sharp rise in wages along with a drop in the unemployment rate.

A big miss in the non-farm payrolls headline figure and the downward revision of the previous month’s number got overshadowed by strong wage growth of 0.5% m/m.

The 10-yr treasury yield jumped more than 5 basis points from the daily lows to trade around 1.87%-1.88%; largely unchanged on the day.

The 2-yr note, which mimics short-term rate hike expectations, also witnessed a similar move to trade more than three basis points on the day at 0.75%.

Feb 5, 2016

Mexico Consumer Confidence down to 92.5 in January from previous 93

EUR/USD falls over 100 pips from highs as investors assess NFP data

EUR/USD fell more than 130 pips over the last minutes, as the dollar strengthened across the board once investors digested the US nonfarm payrolls report.