Today's Highlights in the US Market: 30-Year Treasury Bond Auction and Speeches from Federal Reserve Officials
智通财经2026/10/08 11:36(1) On Thursday, the US market focuses on Treasury yields, speeches by Federal Reserve officials, labor market data, and oil prices. The $22 billion 30-year US Treasury auction is the key event of the day. (2) At 20:30 Beijing time, the US will release initial and continuing jobless claims data. (3) At 22:00, wholesale inventory and sales data will be published. (4) At 22:30, the US Energy Information Administration will announce natural gas storage figures. (5) At 22:40, Federal Reserve's Kashkari will deliver a speech. (6) At 23:00, the US Treasury Department will release a buyback announcement. (7) At 23:30, the US will auction 4-week and 8-week Treasury bills. (8) At 01:00 the following day, the $22 billion 30-year US Treasury auction will take place, serving as the focal point of the day. (9) At 01:40 the following day, Federal Reserve's Musalem will speak; at 02:00, the Treasury Department will announce the buyback results; at 04:30, the Federal Reserve's balance sheet will be released. (10) Yesterday, the $39 billion 10-year Treasury auction resulted in a yield of 5.300%, the highest since 2000, but demand remained strong. Today’s 30-year auction will test investors’ appetite for long-term debt amid elevated yields and fiscal concerns, with the strength of demand likely to influence afternoon risk sentiment. At the same time, initial jobless claims data, speeches by Federal Reserve officials, and oil price movements in the Middle East also warrant close attention.
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