(Bloomberg) — Treasuries rose after the first batch of this week’s US economic reports was weaker than expected, with gains extending amid hefty buying of bullish options targeting a decline in the benchmark 10-year yield below 4% in the coming weeks. Processing Content Yields gravitated back toward session lows — down three to four basis […]
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David Paul Morris/Bloomberg Processing Content Key Insight: Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said the labor market is continuing to cool, though he wants to see additional data before deciding how monetary policy should proceed. Expert Quote: “My guess is we’re pretty close to neutral right now, and we just need to get more data to
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Treasuries pared gains spurred by demand for havens as the first full week of the new year brought an expected surge in sales of new corporate bonds that will compete for investor cash. Processing Content The rally sparked by the weekend US arrest of Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro also faltered as oil prices rebounded from
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