Per below, the whole US yield curve shifted up in reaction to the data (see prior post), including the 2-year which traded above 5% as markets pushed to December the expectation of the first rate cut by the #FederalReserve. (Amazing to think that, just four months ago, #markets… pic.twitter.com/gmZDG1xxGU

This goes some way in reconciling what had been a notable divergence between much of the macro data (strong) and quite a few of the bottom-up indicators (weaker). #economy #growth #markets pic.twitter.com/OovJ1FVYBy

Hawkish Fed repricing extends: Traders push back the timing of the 1st Fed rate cut to Nov/Dec after hotter than expected Q1 Core PCE. pic.twitter.com/nhO5k5ZOvn

OOPS, stagflationary numbers out of US! US economy expands at 1.6% rate in Q1, trailing all forecasts. Main growth engine – personal spending – rose at a slower-than-forecast 2.5% pace. BUT a closely watched measure of underlying inflation advanced at a greater-than-expected 3.7%… pic.twitter.com/r0Ocl36x32