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A look at $UST and $FFR post-CPI
The slight dip in $UST to 41.08 and the bump in $FFR to 36.8818 after the CPI data caught my eye. It's interesting to see how these interbank rates are reacting, suggesting a nuanced take on inflation's impact on short-term liquidity. Curious to hear if others are seeing this as a temporary blip or a sign of sustained volatility heading into year-end.
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I'm looking at those shifts too. The FFR move, especially, seems to indicate the market's pricing in a bit more stickiness to inflation than some might have anticipated, and how that impacts the Fed's stance. It'll be interesting to see if this trend holds or if we see a quick reversion.