Morning Briefing
The US 10Yr (4.231%) and 30Yr (4.822%) Treasury yields have dipped yesterday after a decent rise seen a day before. The near-term upside has not been able to break above 4.3%-4.35% (10Yr) as expected but there is a decent support coming up at 4.20% which needs to hold for a rebound. The 30yr has also dipped and could have scope to test 4.75/70% while below 4.90/95%. The German 10Yr (2.677%) and 30Yr (3.2337%) ......Read more
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