Treasury Yields Decline Amid Weak Philadelphia Fed Non-Manufacturing Data
Impact of Philadelphia Fed's Survey on Treasury Yields
Treasury yields are experiencing a downward trend following the Philadelphia Fed's latest non-manufacturing survey, which reflects persistent weakness in activity throughout August. The current regional-activity index has significantly dropped by 6 points, landing at minus 25.1.
Reactions in Treasury Market
- The policy-sensitive 2-year yield decreased by 5 basis points to 4.017% during early New York trading.
- The 10-year Treasury rate saw a slight decline, down 2.6 basis points to 3.841%.
Market Outlook and Future Events
Market participants are closely monitoring expectations for the upcoming preliminary payroll revisions from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Goldman Sachs estimates revisions could reveal a significant downward adjustment of potentially 1 million jobs, stirring further concern in the markets.
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