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The Treasury had a couple of strong auctions this week. But underlying data hint that yields may not be peaking just yet.

European equities rose the most in two months on Wednesday, after the selloff in government bonds paused and Frances central banker said that markets may be getting ahead of themselves in pricing rate hikes for this year.

Natchez Police Department Arrests Monday Christopher Bradford, 32, 200 Jefferson Street, Natchez, on charge of accident: hit and run: driver striking fixtures upon or adjacent to highway. No bond set. Arrests Sunday Darnell Anthony Houseworth, 32, 23 West Winding Road, Natchez, on charge of trespass after notice of non-permission. No bond set. Arrests [] The post Crime Reports: February 9, 2022 appeared first on Mississippi''s Best Community Newspaper .

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Doesn''t see wage-price spiral dynamicExpects inflation will start coming down in H2She wo8uld be comfortable selling some MBS because the Treasury portion is shorter duration and will run off fasterI can''t wait to see what the bond market looks like once the Fed takes its thumb off the scale.

The yield for the closely watched 10-year Treasury pulled back on Wednesday after hitting the highest level since July 2019. Read Full Story The post Bond Report: Treasury yields remain mixed, with 10-year rate pulling back from 2%, ahead of Thursday’s inflation report appeared first on ForexTV .

By Li Zheng, People’s Daily The opening of the 24th Olympic Winter Games betokened a brilliant bond between China and the Olympics as it coincided with “Lichun,” or the Start of Spring, the first of the Chinese 24 solar terms. It glittered with Chinese culture from the very start when a 24-second countdown performance was staged, with each second representing one of the 24 solar terms. Then a three-dimensional cube that resembled a block of ice was gradually broken and turned into crystal clear Olympic rings. Children from rural areas in north China’s Hebei province sang the Olympic Anthem wearing stylized tiger heads on their costumes and shoes to mark the Year of the Tiger. These details displayed traditional Chinese culture in a modern way and enriched the aesthetics of the Olympics with Chinese elements, showing to the world the unique charm of the Chinese culture. Those appreciated by the world must have their distinctive national features. As a matter of fact, Chinese marks have been left on the Beijing 2022 since the start of the preparations for the sports gala.

Blowout 10Y Auction Sees Huge Buyside Interest, Record Foreign Demand Ahead of today''s auction, even though repo action was muted suggesting little in terms of short covering into today''s auction .... all signs pointed to another stellar auction following yesterday''s stellar 3Y auction, including a $2 billion cut to the auction size from January (now at $37BN vs $39BN), a sharp reversal in mood in the bond market in recent days, not to mention what was set to be the highest yield since the summer of 2019. And the auction did not disappoint, coming in at metrics that can only be described as absolutely blockbuster. The high yield of 1.904% was above January''s 1.7230% and was the highest since July 2019 (which was the last 2%+ auction), but more importantly it stopped through 2.2bps the When Issued 1.9260% as there was much more demand for the paper than the secondary market could accommodate. The Bid to Cover was also impressive, and at 2.68, it was the highest since May 2020, up from 2.51 last month.

/NOT FOR DISTRUBUTION TO THE U.S. NEWS WIRE SERVICES OR DISSEMINATION IN THE UNITED STATES / Acquisition accelerates growth and diversification for Canada''s Challenger Bank™ Acquired asset base of $11.3 billion adds significant scale in core product lines Mid-single digit adjusted EPS accretion expected in first full year post closing Combination enhances service offering, improves financial strength, and benefits Concentra''s customers, employees and community partners Equitable Bank expected to become Canada''s 7 th largest independent Canadian bank by assets, directly and indirectly serving more than 5 million Canadians Acquisition made from a position of strength as Equitable reports record Q4 and 2021 performance, 51% common share dividend increase TORONTO , Feb. 7, 2022 /CNW/ - Equitable Bank (Equitable or Canada''s Challenger Bank™), the wholly owned subsidiary of Equitable Group Inc. (TSX: EQB ) (EQB.PR.C), the Credit Union Central of Saskatchewan (SaskCentral) and Concentra Bank (Concentra) announced today that Equitable has entered into definitive agreements by which Equitable will acquire a majority interest in Concentra (the "Acquisition"), the 13 th largest Schedule I bank in Canada with $11.3 billion in assets at November 30, 2021 .

Wall Street''s Most Bearish Analyst Warns Of "Calamitous" Collapse In First-Half Earnings The real groundhog day may have come and gone (with roughly 6 more weeks of winter on deck according to Punxatawney Phil) but when it comes to markets, Monday had another case of deja vu day for traders, when JPMorgan did what it does at the start of every single week when it told its clients to buy the dip (assuming they still have money left to do that), while Morgan Stanley did the exact opposite, urging investors to sell the rally and trim exposure as stocks head for the bank''s base case year-end target of 4,400 (which is not that much lower from current spot price), which is nothing new ... but what is new, is that in his latest weekly Equity Strategy note, the bank''s chief equity strategist Michael Wilson picked up on what we said over the weekend (see " This Is The Worst Earnings Season Since Covid Emerged And It''s About To Get Much Worse "), and warned that earnings beat rates for US stocks in the first half may fall below zero compared to current estimates, adding that earnings risk is increasing for a wider swath of the market than most investors expect as rising inventories meet waning demand.

Trading on the secondary bond market on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) posted gains, compared to Friday''s trading, with bonds valued at Kes 6.05 billion transacted in 91 deals

India''s government had planned to auction 220 billion worth of bonds on Feb. 11.

Is Disinflation A Bigger Threat Than Inflation? Authored by Lance Roberts via RealInvestmentAdvice.com, Disinflation, and ultimately deflation, is a more significant threat than inflation over the next two years. However, in the short term, the spike in inflationary measures is dominating headlines, pushing the Fed to act and squeezing consumers. At more than 7% annualized, such is the highest inflationary rate seen since the 1980s. However, if the prices of goods and services remain over the next year, the disinflation will push CPI to zero. More importantly, we already see the month-over-month inflation rates declining towards more normal levels seen since 2009. Given the correlation between interest rates, inflation, and economic growth, there are several reasons to expect disinflation in the months ahead. The first is that the composite economic index (Wages, GDP, and Rates) peaked in Q3 of 2021. Artificial Inflation Is Unsustainable Another issue with the persistent inflation theory is the artificial nature of the inflationary surge.

Stocks and bonds sold off in January as markets repriced for a more aggressive pace of central bank tightening and increased pressures on the global earnings recovery. Read here for more…

European Bonds Are Blowing Up As Peripheral Europe Runs "Panic-Pain" Playbook While last week finally saw the stock panic migrate to US corporate bonds resulting in the first cracks in the previously calm facade credit ... in Europe, a much more dangerous tidal wave is spreading from risk to peripheral spreads which are always far more susceptible to panic, and then pain. Today is no different. As Bloomberg''s Michael Read writes, Italian bonds are markedly wider to core this morning with the short end lagging on what is roughly 8bps of widening so far. Then you look at Greece... ouch. So far its worth 20bps of widening to core at the 10y point, and its a pretty fluid (but probably not very liquid) situation. Why the collapse? We know several things for sure: peripheral Europe has benefited greatly from ECB emergency measures, and will continue to hurt as long as market is factoring in a faster removal of said measures as the ECB suggested last week and as various trail balloons after the central bank presser confirmed.