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The French CAC40 index rose 1.6%, hitting a new intraday high since February 26.
2026-08-03
The French CAC40 index rose 1.6%, hitting a new intraday high since February 26.
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2026-08-03
BESSENT’s debt management team has repeatedly rejected Wall Street and the Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee (TBAC) requests to drop forward guidance in the Treasury’s future bond issuance plan, and many dealers now no longer expect a near-term p
BESSENT’s debt management team has repeatedly rejected Wall Street and the Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee (TBAC) requests to drop forward guidance in the Treasury’s future bond issuance plan, and many dealers now no longer expect a near-term policy change. Ahead of Wednesday’s quarterly debt strategy statement, most market participants expect the Treasury to reaffirm it will “not increase note and bond sizes for at least the next few quarters.” The guidance dates to the Biden administration; BESSENT previously criticized it as aimed at lowering long-term borrowing costs before the 2024 election. With midterms approaching, Republican officials also prefer to avoid signals that could expand auctions and push yields higher. RBC Capital Markets US rates strategist Blake Gwinn said Treasury should preserve optionality: modifying the guidance could lift yields, but the later the change, the larger the potential market impact.
2026-08-03
The Bank of Japan said on Monday global AI-related demand could place sustained upward pressure on Japanese inflation, a development that could reinforce the case for its recent policy tightening. It noted that while AI adoption should raise producti
The Bank of Japan said on Monday global AI-related demand could place sustained upward pressure on Japanese inflation, a development that could reinforce the case for its recent policy tightening. It noted that while AI adoption should raise productivity over the medium to long term and exert downward pressure on prices as firms and workers adjust, in the short term AI-driven investment could lift demand and push prices higher, potentially outweighing productivity gains. The BOJ flagged rising global producer prices partly driven by Middle East-related oil moves and partly by a positive global demand shock for AI-related goods, and said those spillovers, combined with import-cost increases from yen depreciation, could keep domestic inflation elevated for some time.
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