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7-10 Year Treasury Bond Ishares ETF (NQ: IEF )

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Asia Morning Bites For Friday, June 7
RBI meets to decide on policy while China reports the latest trade figures. 
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Is The US Bond Market Poised For Recovery?
The sharp drop in Treasury yields in recent days has revived chatter that the worst for the bond market may be over. 
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Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
The Euro Remains Firm Ahead Of The First Time The ECB Will Cut Rates Before The Federal Reserve
The ECB meeting and President Lagarde's press conference are the main events today. There is little doubt that it will cut rates today and do so ahead of the Federal Reserve for the first time. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Financial Markets Report For Wednesday, June 5
In this video, Ira Epstein reviews the activity in the Financial Markets after the day that just ended, Wednesday, June 5. 
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Asia Morning Bites For Thursday, June 6
Tuesday’s FX swings prove short-lived. Taiwan inflation data due today. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Now It’s A Slowdown
Consumer staples just bounced for a few days, rather than took off like they should during a potential slowdown. 
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U.S. Yields Could Be Back In The Downtrend
U.S. yields could be back in the downtrend from a technical point of view and from an Elliott Wave perspective. 
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Rates Spark: US Growth Pessimism Drives Yields Lower
US yields have been falling for four days straight on growth pessimism. Bund yields have been dragged lower too but have less room to fall much further from here. Friday’s US payrolls will be an... 
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Market Sentiment May Be About To Take A Major Turn
Multiple indicators suggest that risk could be in for a major turn. 
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Financial Markets Report For Tuesday, June 4
In this video, Ira Epstein reviews the activity in the Financial Markets after the day that just ended, Tuesday, June 4. 
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Asia Morning Bites For Wednesday, June 4
Disappointment for India’s PM Modi after a weaker election result than expected. Japanese labour earnings rise. Australia reports 1Q24 GDP figures while China’s Caixin PMI services report is out as is... 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
The Weaker Economic Signals Are Clear — It's Time For Proactive Leadership From Chair Powell
This week, equities have been weighing the weaker growth environment and decided that the promise of rate cuts outweighs the economic gloom. 
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Stocks Are Hanging Near Highs, But Bonds Are Flashing Warning Signs
Utility stocks seem to have snuffed out any strength in bonds, and if rates keep falling, we could see a boost in the two worst-performing S&P 500 sectors this year: real estate and consumer... 
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Topics Bonds Stocks
Exposures Debt Markets US Equities
Dollar Recovers From Yesterday's Slide, But Slumps Against The Yen
The dollar's losses scored after yesterday's disappointing ISM manufacturing report were extended initially in Asia Pacific turnover earlier today before it recovered. 
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Financial Markets Report For Monday, June 3
In this video, Ira Epstein reviews the activity in the Financial Markets after the day that just ended, Monday, June 3. 
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Asia Morning Bites For Tuesday, June 4
South Korean inflation slips below consensus. Australia reports net exports ahead of Wednesday’s GDP data. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Is The "Bad News Is Bad News" Narrative Gaining Ground ?
Reflecting the latest signals of a slowing U.S. economy, U.S. stocks ended Monday with a mixed performance. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Stocks Slide, Bonds Bid As Crude Crumbles
With the earnings season mostly over, traders will shift their attention to whether inflation is heating up again or continuing to decelerate. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Election Results Lift India But Weigh On Mexico
The Mexican peso strengthened in the last session ahead of the election for the first time in three sessions. Still, it was the second consecutive declining week for the peso. 
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Speculator Extremes: US Treasury Bond, Silver Lead Weekly Bullish Positions
This week's Extreme Positions report highlights the Most Bullish and Most Bearish positions for the speculator category. Extreme positioning in these markets can foreshadow strong moves in the... 
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Month End Positioning, Or More?
I think precious metals led by silver will be the brightest spot in the coming days and weeks, even if silver bulls didn't withstand the sellers following core PCE, and didn't buy credible bond market... 
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Topics Bonds Economy
Exposures Debt Markets Interest Rates
CoT: Peek Into Future Thru Futures, Hedge Funds Positioning
At some point, the bond vigilantes will revolt, demanding higher yields, and this likely will occur without a warning. That time probably is not now, in which case the symmetrical triangle will work... 
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Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
Rate-Cut Hopes Resurrected As 'Hard' Data Slides: Stocks, Gold, Oil, & Crypto Dumped
A weird week of weak 'hard data, strong 'soft' data (macro), weak micro (ugly hints for software and consumer from earnings), and dovish-and-hawkish FedSpeak...Which prompted a resurgence in rate-cut... 
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Financial Markets Report For Friday, May 31
In this video, Ira Epstein reviews the activity in the Financial Markets after the day that just ended, Friday, May 31. 
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Another Day, Another Head Fake
The modest sell-off that we have seen in equities is simply stocks playing catch up to bonds after ignoring them for a couple of weeks: 
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Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
Nvidia Accounts For Nearly 40% Of The GAINS In The S&P 500 In 2024
Nvidia has been the dominant force in the market and is driving the significant divergence between indexes. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Rates Spark: Higher PCE Inflation Would Keep The 10yr Target At 5%
Today, we see the final April reading for US inflation, which is shaping up for confirmation of 0.3% month-on-month as a central outcome. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Stocks Slip On May 30, 2024, As The Market Rotates From Growth To Value, For Now
Salesforce's results yesterday dragged down the entire software sector today, causing a notable divergence between indexes. The S&P 500 fell about 60 bps, while the equal-weight RSP ETF rose by about... 
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Topics ETFs Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Financial Markets Report For Thursday, May 30
In this video, Ira Epstein reviews the activity in the Financial Markets after the day that just ended, Thursday, May 30. 
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Asia Morning Bites For Friday, May 31
Japan’s May Tokyo CPI release supports rate hike calls. China releases PMIs and Indian 1Q24 GDP is also due. 
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