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Piper SandlerFixed Income Weekly Update
Finvaulta tracks 6 editions of Fixed Income Weekly Update from Piper Sandler, published between May 11, 2026 and August 25, 2026. Each edition is summarized on its own page.
Latest edition · August 25, 2026
FIS WeeklyUpdate 08242026
U.S. Treasuries experienced bear flattening last week as rising energy prices and the U.S. federal debt crossing $40 trillion elevated inflation and supply concerns. Markets are focusing on upcoming Treasury auctions and Chairman Warsh's keynote address at the Jackson Hole Symposium.
Piper Sandler's Fixed Income Weekly Update highlights Treasury curve pressure characterized by bear flattening, with the 10-year yield reaching 4.74% and the 30-year yield touching 5.33% before closing at 5.27%. Rising WTI crude prices (+5.7% to $87.1) and fiscal debt reaching $40 trillion weighed on sentiment, offsetting the Treasury's announcement to double long-term liquidity buybacks starting September 9. The report provides detailed indicative spreads across agencies, MBS, CMOs, corporates, and municipals, alongside active primary and secondary whole-loan opportunities.
Read the latest edition in fullKey takeaways from the latest edition
- 1.Treasuries faced bear flattening pressure last week as rising oil prices (+5.7% to $87.1) revived inflation concerns and U.S. federal debt surpassed $40 trillion.
- 2.The U.S. Treasury Department announced it would at least double liquidity support buybacks in the 10- to 30-year sector starting September 9, providing temporary long-end relief.
- 3.Market focus shifts to the Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium keynote address by Chairman Warsh, upcoming PCE inflation, and significant Treasury supply auctions.
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- Editions tracked
- 6
- First edition
- May 11, 2026
- Latest edition
- August 25, 2026