With payrolls strong on Friday, there is lots of focus on equities and whether the current rally can be sustained. Note another measure of inflation expectations will be out on Friday in the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Survey with the Fed closely watching the 5-10yr expectation. The move in inflation expectations broadly supports the movements seen in implied inflation breakevens over the past few months with the 10yr breakeven at 2.48%, well down on its highs of 3.04% back in April. The drivers appeared to be expectations of a sharp fall in price increases for gas and food – likely reflective of the decline seen in oil prices to date. That survey reported a fall in inflation expectations across all time horizons with the one year to 6.2% from 6.8%, three year to 3.2% from 3.6%, and the five year which is asked on an ad-hoc basis to 2.3% from 2.8%. One second-tier report that did get a few headlines was the NY Fed’s Survey of Consumer Expectations. A weak earnings report by Nvidia (-6.3%) was one catalyst for the reversal. Meanwhile the USD edged lower with the DXY -0.2%, while equities gave up earlier gains with the S&P500 -0.1% after having been up some 1.0% at one stage. That dynamic of course means the 2/10s curve has inverted further to ‑46.0bps, the most inverted in 20 years and continues to drive talk of recession risk (note the largest in modern times was -56bps in April 2000). Yields meanwhile consolidated last week’s large moves with 2yr yields down by -1bps to 3.21% compared to larger moves in the 10yr of -7.7bps to 2.75%. As for how high US rates may go, markets price a peak of 3.62% in March 2023, followed by 57bps worth of cuts in 2023. Markets of course got their first on Friday with 69bps priced, now increased slightly to 70bps. Markets instead have been mulling over Friday’s strong payrolls report with a few more US banks calling a 75bp hike in September. China is continuing its military drills around Taiwan, but that hasn’t impacted markets apart from gold (+0.7% to 1,787.61) retaining some slight geopolitical risk premium. “Sweet dreams are made of this Who am I to disagree I travel the world and the seven seas Everybody’s looking for something”, Eurythmics 1983Ī very quiet start to the week with little news flow of significance. Coming up: AU NAB Survey & Confidence, US NFIB.Curve inverts further 2/10s now -46.0bps.Equities reverse initial gains Nvidia weighs.US Treasury yields lower and USD also lower.Very quiet ahead of US CPI on Wednesday.The exact stats and abilities along with the description will be updated here upon release. The abilities are going to be the same, little upgraded obviously. You can head to our Relic Farming Guide for best data. We will be updating the list of relics once the update is dropped officially along with the best place to go to farm them. This being a prime you’ll have to use relics to obtain the parts to craft the frame. Pyrana Prime – Automatic pistol shotgun.Ĭlick here for Destreza and Pyrana Prime Relics CosmeticsĬlick here for Destreza and Pyrana Prime Relics.Destreza Prime – Puncture damage based rapier.Wield the wily Void magician, bend the power of the Void to your will, and outwit your enemies. Official description: The Rifts are opening and a Cataclysm is about to begin. Update: The date has been confirmed, it is June 19. The official website mentions it as coming soon. Release Date: Today apparently, but not confirmed. I like running Limbo but only in solo missions since the abilities bother my team mates way too much. The frame has been revisited twice but still the changes are not really likable. This is one of the frames that people don’t like at all in their squads since it’s abilities nullify your bullets and abilities for a while along which people don’t really like. Limbo Prime Guide – Limbo Prime, hated by many loved by a few.
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