AI stock rout sparks Treasury rally, pushing 10-year yield to a one-month low
Treasuries rallied as selling in AI stocks drove safe-haven demand, pushing the 10-year yield to about 4.90% and weighing on the dollar.
ECB sources see a December rate hike followed by a pause; new estimates show bond yields cut growth by 100 bps and inflation by 90 bps.
According to ECB sources cited by Reuters,
Such a reduction is a significant hit to growth, particularly if ECB President Lagarde is correct that part of it stems from hyperscaler borrowing for spending in the US and Asia.
Market pricing already largely reflects a December hike, but the prospect of a pause draws attention. Policymakers might consider one additional hike sufficient, but that likely hinges on developments in the Iran and Ukraine conflicts.
The euro is experiencing some modest selling on this news, driven by the dovish signal of a pause beyond December.
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Treasuries rallied as selling in AI stocks drove safe-haven demand, pushing the 10-year yield to about 4.90% and weighing on the dollar.
Japan factory output surged 2.2% in September, surpassing forecasts. Retail sales fell 0.7%, missing targets, leaving the Bank of Japan with mixed signals.
Tokyo's October CPI came in at 2.8%, beating the 2.7% forecast. September unemployment fell to 2.4% and jobs ratio rose to 1.19.
Deutsche Bank predicts a final ECB rate hike in December as energy costs may sustain inflation.