After (Wednesday's) GDP revisions people were focusing on it, and it's given us a bit of a boost here.
It sounds like 'one and done' might be a strong possibility. If they are done at 5 percent, yields here are close to appropriate or could rally another 5 to 10 basis points.
It was a strong report across the board. Prices were strong, employment was strong. It seems to point to continued solid growth in the economy.
The auction is lending some more weakness to the general tone of our market that started with the housing number this morning and this is not helping.
The housing sector is definitely something everybody is focusing on in 2006. If people start to see the value of their homes heading lower, there's no doubt we would see a slowdown in consumer spending.
The market was prepared for the end of quantitative easing, it has caused some turbulence in the past couple of weeks.
The number was stronger than expected and I think people are taking it to heart.
The results are mediocre at best. Given the amount of corporate supply coming and the refunding announcement around the corner, it's not a good sign.
The selling pressure has subsided a little bit.
They are somewhat pleased. We'll need to see continued weakness before they'll feel like housing is a reason to slow the tightening process. This is just one month's number.
To be honest, I don't think his remarks had any major effect.
We're essentially unchanged on the day ... and the market is positioned short before the [January] payroll number.
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