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The “inflation trade” fizzles

November 5, 2020 by Jim Wyckoff

The “inflation trade” that had gained steam in the weeks heading into the U.S. elections is now being unwound. Polls forecasting a Democratic sweep had many market watchers reckoning huge government spending programs that would help to ignite inflation. That won’t be the case now, and U.S. Treasury yields are dropping like a rock. The yield on the benchmark 30-year Treasury note is presently 0.74% Thursday morning. See on the daily chart for December U.S. Treasury bond futures that prices are rallying strongly, including producing a big and bullish “outside day” up on the chart Wednesday, to suggest a market bottom is in place and that prices are likely to rise further. Stay tuned!– Jim

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