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Apr 17, 2026 6:31 AM
— Bond Markets
Why Are Bonds Surging This Morning?
Bonds were stronger in the overnight session, with 10yr yields dropping below 4.30% and MBS rising over 3/8ths of a point on various headlines involving the end of war plans and negotiations in Islamabad. The biggest market mover was Iran's Foreign Minister announcing the reopening of Hormuz for the remainder of the ceasefire.
Apr 16, 2026 1:30 PM
— Bond Markets
Mortgage Rates Hold Perfectly Steady
Today's top-tier 30 year fixed mortgage rates have remained unchanged from yesterday due to the bond market waiting for larger developments in the Iran war. The market is currently in a state of limbo during a 2-week ceasefire, with minor war-related headlines causing some volatility but not significant movement in rates since Tuesday.
Apr 16, 2026 12:32 PM
— Bond Markets
Spring housing market stalls as war, high mortgage rates keep buyers sidelined
The article discusses the Fear & Greed Index in markets, which measures investors' sentiment towards the stock market. It indicates whether investors are feeling fearful or greedy, which can impact market movements and investment decisions.
Apr 16, 2026 9:30 AM
— Bond Markets
Spring housing market stalls as war, high mortgage rates keep buyers sidelined
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Apr 15, 2026 12:37 PM
— Bond Markets
Bonds Growing Tired of Game On! Game Off! News Cycle
Markets are focused on bigger-picture war-related headlines rather than minor ones. Bonds are consolidating gains over the past 2 days with a slight pull-back, as there is no significant economic data to influence trading.
Apr 14, 2026 8:31 AM
— Bond Markets
Weekend Selling Reverses After Another Round of De-Escalation Headlines
The bond market experienced increased volume and volatility due to conflicting war-related headlines. There was a surge in activity when news of Iran considering abandoning its enrichment program surfaced, but it was later deemed illegitimate. Subsequent headlines spoke of de-escalation potential and negotiation possibilities, leading to a reversal of overnight weakness.
Apr 14, 2026 7:33 AM
— Bond Markets
Why Aren't Bonds Responding to a Big Beat in Inflation Data?
Bonds were mostly unchanged overnight and into the domestic session. While PPI numbers came in lower than expected, components tracking important inflation metrics were slightly higher. The effects of fuel prices on inflation data have not fully been realized, leading to cautiousness in the bond market about future inflation outlook. Other factors, such as war headlines and potential forced sellin... more
Apr 13, 2026 12:31 PM
— Bond Markets
Overnight Weakness (But Bouncing Back) After Peace Talks Fail
The talks between the U.S. and Iran in Pakistan to negotiate a peace deal failed over an impasse on Iran's nuclear enrichment program. The U.S. response was a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, causing oil prices to rise sharply, and 10yr yields followed suit. Bonds were back near unchanged levels initially but moved into positive territory after headlines that Iran is considering abandoning its ur... more
Apr 10, 2026 6:31 AM
— Bond Markets
No Whammies in CPI Data (And No Bond Market Reaction)
The actual monthly core CPI was lower than expected, with headline inflation rising year over year. Despite this, bond yields remained modestly higher after the data was released, but were still within a narrow range below the previous day's highs.
Apr 9, 2026 9:30 AM
— Bond Markets
The Iran war is making life more expensive for Americans
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Apr 9, 2026 6:31 AM
— Bond Markets
Flood of Data. No Real Reaction. Back to Watching Headlines
The overnight session and morning open saw little movement in the bond market despite a mix of economic data, including GDP for Q4, monthly PCE for February, and Jobless Claims showing a rise in initial claims but a significant drop in continued claims. Trading levels remained flat with no reaction to the data or war headlines.
Apr 8, 2026 4:30 PM
— Bond Markets
Bonds Lose Almost All The Overnight Gains
Bonds rallied sharply overnight, leading to 10-year Treasury yields dropping from 4.38% to 4.23% in less than 24 hours. However, there was a correction that brought yields back to around 4.30%. The rally was influenced by oil futures and uncertainty surrounding the U.S. withdrawal from the Middle East.
Apr 8, 2026 6:30 AM
— Bond Markets
Logical Rally After Ceasefire Agreement
Bonds are continuing to rally after overnight price movement, stocks are following suit, and oil prices have dropped significantly. There is no major economic data scheduled for the day, so the plan is to monitor the rally and adjust as needed.
Apr 7, 2026 2:30 PM
— Bond Markets
Wednesday Could Be Entirely Different
April 7th was a crucial day regarding the Iran war deadline. Pakistan offered a 2-week ceasefire in exchange for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, causing markets to react positively with stocks and bonds rallying while oil prices fell. The possibility of a larger than normal market move is expected the following day.
Apr 6, 2026 4:30 PM
— Bond Markets
Roughly Unchanged as Holiday Effect Persists
Despite lower volume and liquidity in the US due to international holidays, bonds have still managed to shrug off Friday's strong jobs report. The focus remains on the unemployment rate and war-related developments for their impact on economic data. ISM Services data and CPI for March will be released this week, with no significant changes in the status of the war over the weekend.
Apr 6, 2026 12:30 PM
— Bond Markets
Holiday-Adjacent Waiting Game
On Monday, the U.S. bond market experienced low volume due to overseas holiday closures, resulting in limited impact from headlines and data. The market is waiting to see the outcome of Iran's response to Trump's deadline on reopening shipping channels.
Apr 3, 2026 12:36 PM
— Bond Markets
Nothing Else Happened After Initial Selling
The bond market closed early at noon on Good Friday unless it coincides with a jobs report. Trading was slow with moderate selling pressure, resulting in MBS being down and 10yr rates slightly up.
Apr 3, 2026 6:30 AM
— Bond Markets
Logically Weaker After Solid Jobs Report, But It's a Ghost Town
Today's jobs report showed an increase of 178k payrolls, which is a significant swing from the previous month. However, the market is cautious due to expected large swings caused by strikes and unusual weather. Unemployment rate saw a slight drop, but the focus has shifted towards it rather than new payrolls. 10-year yields rose by 3-4bps in response. It's important to note that the bond market is... more
Apr 2, 2026 9:30 AM
— Bond Markets
US mortgage rates climb for fifth-straight week, pushed up by Iran war worries
The article discusses the Fear & Greed Index, which measures investor sentiment in the stock market. It takes into account various factors such as stock price momentum, put and call options, and market volatility to assess whether investors are driven by fear or greed.
Apr 1, 2026 4:31 PM
— Bond Markets
Surprisingly Light Volatility
Bonds had a relatively flat day despite strong economic reports and war-related headlines. The weak response was likely due to the stronger-than-expected reports. The focus remains on Friday's upcoming jobs report.
Apr 1, 2026 6:35 AM
— Bond Markets
Data and War Headlines Erase Overnight Gains
Bonds initially rallied after Trump mentioned potential US war exit, but gains were erased after stronger than expected ADP and Retail Sales data. New Trump headlines regarding Iran and upcoming ISM Manufacturing report are impacting market outlook.
Mar 31, 2026 2:32 PM
— Bond Markets
Another Day of Gains With Some Quarter-End Distortion
The bond market had an eventful Q1 with gains in February followed by a rout in March. Quarter-end rebalancing flows are causing volatility. Headlines about potential de-escalation in Iran fueled gains in 10yr yields, but it's not a distinct turning point in the war.
Mar 31, 2026 7:33 AM
— Bond Markets
War Headlines Help Bond Recovery Continue
The news cycle was dominated by reports that Trump is willing to end the war even if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed. Markets reacted positively to his comments, leading to a decrease in bond yields. The correlation between bond and oil price volatility in the short term was highlighted, showing that markets are still paying attention to growth impacts.
Mar 30, 2026 12:34 PM
— Bond Markets
Bonds Mostly Finding Their Own Buyers
Bonds rallied overnight for three reasons: correction in Fed Funds Futures, pre-weekend positioning, and possible month-end positioning. This led to a 3/8ths gain in MBS and a 7bp drop in 10yr yields.
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