A 'Hell of a Good Week of Data' According to Fed Members

Interestingly, higher oil prices don't seem to bother some Federal Reserve (Fed) members. Christopher Waller said at a CNBC interview yesterday that last week was a 'hell of a good week of data' which will allow the Fed 'to proceed carefully' with its next decisions. 'We can just sit there, wait for the data, and see if things continue' he said. They could also pray while waiting for the data to deteriorate, as higher energy prices won't be any less problematic for the Fed.
Anway, both the US 2-year and 10-year yields jumped yesterday, because many companies flooded the market with debt sales. The US saw $36bn bond sales yesterday, the highest ytd. The S&P500 fell 0.42%, while Nasdaq eked out a small gain as Tesla jumped more than 4.5% on news that its China-made EV deliveries rose 9.3%, comforting investors that the price cuts in China may be playing in favour of the company.