The treasure gives flat after the data report on solid retail sales of July

The yields of the US Treasury remained stable after the data on retail sales in July highlighted a healthy consumer.

THE Treasury yield at 2 years Lose 2 base points at 3.719%. The reference Note yield at 10 years It therefore remained in place at 4.289%.

Data on retail sales in July, published on Friday morning, said that consumers react well to tax changes and prices. Retail sales increased by 0.5% last month, with Dow Jones consensus expectations. Retail sales excluding cars won 0.3%, also responding to estimates.

This occurs after the production price index, a measure of American inflation, climbed by a little larger than expected of 0.9% in July on a basis of one month to a month. The economists interviewed by Dow Jones expected that the PPI increases by 0.2% of months in months.

This report launches cold water on another inflation report which was released earlier in the week, indicating a certain softening of consumer prices. The July consumer price index relieved the concerns that prices could cause a rapid price increase.

Despite the higher number of inflations, the term contracts on federal funds were still 93% rating of a drop in the interest rate in September, according to the Fedwatch tool of the CME, slightly lower than that of the previous session. The term contracts, however, deleted any chance of a half-point cut.

These inflation readings become before the annual rally of the Fed of the World Central Bankers in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, next week, sponsored by the Fed of Kansas City, which will influence future monetary policy decisions.