[MARKET ANALYSIS] Treasury futures rebound as a pullback in energy prices ease inflationary pressures, while participants look ahead to Jackson Hole later in the week
Government bond futures rebounded as easing energy prices tempered inflation concerns, while investors await Fed Chair Warsh's address at the Jackson Hole Symposium and upcoming Japanese bond supply.
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USTs: +4.5 ticks Rebounded from last week's trough as oil prices mildly eased back from around their 3-month highs, and with the main focus this week on Fed Chair Warsh's first keynote address at the Jackson Hole Symposium on Friday. Bunds: +14 ticks Climbed higher and looks to retest the 124.00 level to the upside as the pullback in energy prices helps ease some inflationary pressures. JGBs: -5 ticks Gradually recouped some of the initial losses but with upside contained amid a quiet calendar and as participants await supply from Japan in the form of 10-year climate transition bonds.
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