US Treasury curve flattens in bearish fashion |
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Markets: Fixed Income On Thursday, global bonds remained under pressure, but now without a noticeable difference between US and EMU as was the case on Wednesday. Stronger eco data in EMU (higher-than expected M3 and lower-than-expected unemployment) and in the US (Q2 GDP) played a role, as was a rally in equities, even if the timing of the major moves in Treasury and equity markets wasn’t always synchronized. As in previous sessions, the curve bear flattened. In the US, yields rose between 8
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