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Deutsche Bank
Markets Research
United States
Economics
Rates
Credit
US Fixed Income Weekly
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Markets are fixated on the potential for Fed normalization to start earlier
than currently priced and whether China's recent FX adjustment is the
beginning or the end.
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At a superficial level there appears to be conflicting influences on rates.
The Fed and China may undermine risk asset performance but the
consensus is that if risk assets find support, fewer FX reserves are likely to
pressure rates higher.
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On the contrary, we think the most important thing is that both the Fed
and China's FX (ongoing?) unwind represent a tightening of global liquidity
that clearly is negative for risk assets and clearly, at least for the last
decade, has been positive for real rates and the curve. 5y5y is well
correlated with changes in global liquidity and based on recent trends
should be closer to 2 percent.
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This reinforces our view that the Fed is in danger of committing policy
error. Not because one and done is a non issue but because the market
will initially struggle to price "done" after "one". And the Fed's
communication skills hardly lend themselves to over achievement. More
likely in our view, is that one in September will lead to a December pricing
and additional hikes in 2016, suggesting 2s could easily trade to 1 1/4
percent. This may well be an overshoot but it could imply another leg
lower for risk assets and a sharp reflattening of the yield curve.
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