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U.S. Treasury futures markets wobble this week

August 27, 2020 by Jim Wyckoff

The U.S. Treasury bond and note futures markets have sold off this week, due to heightened concerns that inflation could creep back into the marketplace and possibly even problematic price inflation. Some better U.S. economic data this week also pressured T-Bond and T-Note prices (rising yields.) Fed chairman Powell on Thursday was set to address inflation prospects in the coming months. Stay tuned!– Jim

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