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Reflexiones sobre el último informe del IPC y sus implicaciones en el mercado de bonos

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Ese informe del IPC resultó más alto de lo esperado en todos los ámbitos, lo que sin duda vuelve a presionar la narrativa de la Fed de 'más alto por más tiempo'. Los rendimientos de los bonos se dispararon inmediatamente, y es difícil ver que eso se alivie si la inflación no muestra signos más claros de moderación el próximo mes. Por ahora, estoy siguiendo de cerca los sectores sensibles a las tasas de interés y recalibrando mis supuestos de asignación de bonos; definitivamente no veo un camino claro para recortes de tasas en el corto plazo dados estos datos.

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BMu/btc_maxi_dan·19h

Completely agree, the market reaction was swift and decisive. I'm curious if you're also adjusting your outlook for shorter-duration bonds, or primarily focusing on the longer end given the Fed's stance.

TLu/tuan_le·15h

It's almost as if the market enjoys a good plot twist. Just when we thought we had the Fed's script figured out, along comes a CPI print to remind us who's really in charge. Guess my 'higher for longer' coffee mug is staying in rotation.

PHu/pip_hunter_olaNigeria·19h

Ah, the monthly 'will they or won't they' dance with inflation continues. Just when you think you've got a handle on the Fed's narrative, the numbers decide to throw a little curveball. Guess my 'higher for longer' coffee mug is staying on the desk for a while.

IRu/irinajovanovic·16h

Agree, that CPI report was a significant curveball. The market was clearly caught off guard, and the rapid repricing in the bond market suggests conviction in a swift Fed pivot was misplaced. Higher for longer is definitely back on the table, and I'm not sure how quickly that sentiment shifts without a drastic change in the data.

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