- Consumption
- +0.3 vs +0.3 forecast
- Income
- +0.3 vs +0.4 forecast
- Core PCE (annual)
- 2.0 vs 2.0 forecast
Annual core PCE of 2.0% is just where the Fed wants inflation to be in order to vet their current monetary policy stance. If it had surprised to the upside by more than a little bit, that could have put immediate pressure on bonds. By coming in as-expected, this inflation data isn't making any strong suggestion for today's bond market momentum.
Bonds are little-changed since the data, but have been weakening microscopically since the start of the session. 10yr yields are down 2 bps at 3.035%. Fannie 4.0 MBS are 2 ticks (0.06) higher at 101-01 (101.03).
We're not quite out of the woods in terms of econ data, with Chicago PMI slated for 9:45am and Consumer Sentiment at 10am. But neither of those reports are necessarily big market movers on a month/quarter-end Friday.