Italian Fears Subside
After hitting 2.7% yield Tuesday, the Italian 2-year bond falls back to $1.03% today. Volatility likewise made a significant pop Tuesday, hitting a high of
May 31, 2018
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After hitting 2.7% yield Tuesday, the Italian 2-year bond falls back to $1.03% today. Volatility likewise made a significant pop Tuesday, hitting a high of
U.S. economic growth remains healthy: Also, small business optimism is at the highest level in 35 years: So, if you want to bet against GDP
From my friend @THEFIBOCALL with his comments on the 10 year note I wish I had a dollar for every TV analyst that has mentioned that
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