The payrolls number will probably get revised over the next few months, so it may or may not be the start of a trend. What this number does do is allow the Fed to spin the statement next week to a future pause. After the statement and auctions, the market will have the greenlight to put on steepeners.
Look at the XLF outperforming the SPY â banks are getting exactly what they want, a steeper curve to get the spreads contributing to the bottom line. The FOMC is composed of bankers who will help their friends if they can come up with some justification for a pause in the rate rise. I donât think the long-end of the curve (and the forex markets) can be fooled. They should punish the Fed for dovish behavior.
Look at the XLF outperforming the SPY â banks are getting exactly what they want, a steeper curve to get the spreads contributing to the bottom line. The FOMC is composed of bankers who will help their friends if they can come up with some justification for a pause in the rate rise. I donât think the long-end of the curve (and the forex markets) can be fooled. They should punish the Fed for dovish behavior.
