Opinion – Thursday 17 November 2016

Yesterday was a trading session of digestion and reflection for the market, one week on now from the Presidential election. US Bond Yields remain supported, though that’s been somewhat more tilted to the short end of the curve where expectations of a Fed rate hike at the upcoming December 13-14 meeting are all but baked in at a 93% chance, from 92% yesterday. That pricing was given a little more impetus from Fed speakers ahead of Fed Chair Janet Yellen’s testimony to Congress this afternoon.

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