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4.434 +0.156    +3.67%
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Type:  Bond
Group:  Government
Market:  United States
  • Prev. Close: 4.278
  • Day's Range: 4.236 - 4.437
U.S. 10Y 4.434 +0.156 +3.67%

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kiven Geldon
kiven Geldon 5 hours ago
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Indices are disconnected from the DXY and bonds.
River Sun
River Sun 3 hours ago
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Why so? Bond yield should have began falling before indices went up
Mike Kruser
Mike Kruser 6 hours ago
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A close above 4.4 would indicate the bottom is in for the summer. Booyah
Ciprian Gal
Ciprian Gal 5 hours ago
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yeap range 4.3-4.8 for the next few months
TechTrend Trades
TechTrend Trades 6 hours ago
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The next leg up will be a wake up call.
Mike Kruser
Mike Kruser 6 hours ago
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Feels good
Max Stump
Max Stump 6 hours ago
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LOL, zero reason to cut rates this year.
Yo Yo
Yo Yo 6 hours ago
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+3% and the figures will be revised after ... I dont understand why the market still considers this data as reliable ...
Anthony Hernandez
Anthony Hernandez 6 hours ago
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Right!
Mihr Vor
Mihr Vor 6 hours ago
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How come unemployment went up to 4 and still they added jobs again :/ something doesnt add up
Mike Kruser
Mike Kruser 6 hours ago
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nice hot employment data, hopefully we will get 1 more hike this year
William Plotts
William Plotts Jun 06, 2024 3:11PM ET
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Yield have droped twice as much in a month than fed cut
Mike Kruser
Mike Kruser Jun 06, 2024 12:33PM ET
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Rate cuts do nothing for the middle class. Go ahead and bring rates to zero and credit card interest will still be 20%.
The NOC
The NOC 8 hours ago
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Rate cuts effect everyone. Business employ the middle class. Rates go up, Business costs go up, cost cuts are made, middle class lose jobs. Think before you comment.
 
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