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USD: Dollar should be doing better Dollar price action this week has been a little disappointing/confusing. Higher energy prices due to an escalation in the Gulf will direct more trade flows towards the US at the expense of Europe and Asia. At the same time, US short-dated rates remain relatively elevated as they await Friday’s ...
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China’s producer inflation accelerated to 3.8% yoy in August 2026, up from July’s three-month low of 3.5% and surpassing market estimates of 3.7%.
US consumers’ median one-year inflation expectations were unchanged at 3.6% in August 2026, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s Survey of Consumer Expectations.
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The yield on the U.S. 2-year Treasury note added 2 basis points early Wednesday, as oil hovered above the $100 mark.
European equities dropped on Wednesday as surging energy prices flirted with the psychologically critical $100-a-barrel milestone, compounding fears of a prolonged stagflation shock as a widening…
It can take a lot to awaken long-end yields, but when they get prompted into action, they can be quite flighty. We’ve seen various episodes of this in recent years for idiosyncratic reasons.