[Institutions: Market Closely Watches Fed Officials' Speeches and Minutes for Clues to Next Interest Rate Move] Jinshi Data, November 16th – Institutional analysis indicates that with relatively light US economic data this week, bond market traders will turn their attention to a series of speeches by Federal Reserve officials and the minutes of the October meeting for clues about interest rate direction. Priya Misra, portfolio manager at JPMorgan Asset Management, stated that after Fed Governor Waller's comments regarding a possible significant rate hike, the Fed officials' speeches and meeting minutes are "crucial for gauging its overall responsiveness and the urgency of a rate hike." Misra stated that most investors "consider Waller to be in the minority, because even hawks don't believe there will be many more rate hikes," but she warned that if the market perceives a "lag in Fed action," it means "greater market volatility in the coming days." Previously, Waller hinted that a 50 basis point rate hike was possible given recent inflation trends, a statement that triggered a bond market sell-off.