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Putin told the U.S. he'll halt the war in exchange for Eastern Ukraine - WSJ
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Bessent Will Serve As Acting Irs Commissioner Temporarily - Reuters
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Goldman: 'Despite the stabilization in US rates following last week’s rally, we still see attractive risk/reward to being long the front-end of the US curve'
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Treasury 5- To 30-year Yields Jump To Session Highs - Bloomberg
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US Treasury Sets Four-week Bill Auction At Record $100 Billion
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Change in Nonfarm Payrolls (Jul) 73K vs 104K Expected, Unemployment Rate 4.2%
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Fed Governors Waller, Bowman Dissented In Favor Of Rate Cut
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Goldman Trading Desk: 'Our Speculative Trading Indicator has increased sharply during the last few months', 'increased risk appetite within the equity market'
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U.S. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna refers Fed Chairman Jerome Powell for criminal charges - Fox News
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iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) option IV steady amid Trump likely to fire Fed Chair Powell soon, Bloomberg reports
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Citi on CPI: 'should keep Fed officials confidently on track to resume policy rate reductions in September'
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U.S. consumer prices rise by 2.7% in June
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Citi: 'Momentum is easing for US bullish flows as positioning levels declined across US indexes'
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Jefferies: 'The risk for the US is a gradual erosion of its influence in global trade governance'
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Morgan Stanley: 'we are looking for a subsequent slowdown in the US economy in the second half'
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Cleveland Fed's Hammack cites 'robust back and forth' amid ’healthy’ economy - Fox
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BOFA: 'June US CPI preview: A little bit firmer'
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Citi: FOMC Minutes keep September rate cut likely
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iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) call put ratio 2.3 calls to 1 put with a focus on July 9 weekly calls
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Bets on July rate cut collapse following jobs report
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Change in Nonfarm Payrolls (Jun) 147K vs 106K Expected, Unemployment Rate 4.1%
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Goldman's Hatzius: 'We are pulling forward our forecast for the next cut to September'
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New York Fed's Williams said maintaining a modestly restrictive stance of monetary policy is 'entirely appropriate'
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Gross predicts little bull market for stocks, bear for bonds
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Cleveland Fed's Hammack sees no need for imminent rate cuts
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Fed's Hammack doesn't see weakening of economy that would merit imminent rate cuts
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Trump announces Israel and Iran ceasefire
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FOMC seen leaning slightly more dovish - William Blair
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Fed Holds Rates at 4.25% to 4.50%
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US 20y Bonds Draw 4.942%, Matches Pre-sale When-issued Yield - Bloomberg
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Vance: Refusal by the Fed to cut rates is monetary malpractice
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CPI (May MoM) 0.1% vs 0.2% Expected; Ex-food and Energy 0.1% vs 0.3%
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US To Hit Debt Limit Deadline Between Mid-Aug, End Of Sept - CBO
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Bowman: Fed To Review Large Financial Institutions Ratings
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US adds 139 thousand jobs in May, unemployment steady
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Trump: Powell must now LOWER THE RATE
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Logan: Fed Should Focus On Inf. Target And Not Past Shortfalls
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Fed's Logan: Risks Are Balanced On Both Sides Of Mandate
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JPMorgan (JPM) Dimon: You Are Going To See A Crack In The Bond Market
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iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) call put ratio 1.7 calls to 1 put with a focus on June 86 and 90 calls
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Citi: 'the President still has several options under US trade law to reimpose tariffs'
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Goldman Says Trump Admin Could Reinstate Tariffs, Lists Other Authorities Trump Could Use to Impose Tariffs
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JPM: 'the Committee still largely saw actual weakness as a future possibility as opposed to something that is evident in the hard data already'
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JPMorgan on SP500: 'reiterating the tactical bullish view', 'We think higher'
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S&P 500 Futures Erase Decline as Yields Back Off Highs, 10-Year Currently 4.5826 vs 4.6227 High at 8:32 am
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US 10-Year Yield Hit High of 4.6166% at 7:27 am
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Decline in foreign demand for U.S. corporate debt likely to continue - Citi
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JPM on Moody's Downgrade of US Paper: 'The direct impact from the downgrade should be rather modest'
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US 10-year Yield Rises 10 Basis Points To Highest Since Feb
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JPM: 'we no longer forecast a recession and have upgraded growth forecasts for much of the world'
