that is bryan steil, representative of wisconsin.e going somewhere, even if it is to the downside, after being relatively unchanged for a lot of the session. we are now down about 0.23% on the s&p. how does qt actually impact this bond market when it starts to happen? stay with us on tv and radio. this bloomberg -- this is bloomberg. ♪ kailey: just about 10 tickets away from a data drop here in the u.s. we are starting to roll over bit in the futures session. in the bond market, the 10-year treasury yield basically unchanged to 1.46 86%. we are going to get more of it tomorrow, including the core pce deflator. we are getting the read on u.s. gdp, and it is higher than the survey and the prior read at 2.3%. the prior read had been 2.1%. a little bit better growth in the third quarter of the year than we previously saw. when it comes to personal consumption, that is up more than expected, two percent. economists were looking for 1.7%. when it comes to core pce, also higher on the more inflationary read. guy: real rearview mirror stuff