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7-10 Year Treasury Bond Ishares ETF (NQ: IEF )

97.29 +0.65 (+0.67%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 4:15 PM EDT, Jun 8, 2023 Add to My Watchlist
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Markets Continue To Flirt With Risk-On Signals
Market sentiment has improved recently, climbing a wall of worry and suggesting that investors are presuming that the worst has passed for the world economy, based on various ETF pairs. 
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US Dollar Is Better Bid Ahead Of Powell, While Aussie Sells Off On Dovish Hike By The RBA
The US dollar is trading with a firmer bias against nearly all the G10 currencies ahead of Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's semi-annual testimony before Congress. 
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Powell Prep Takes The Charge Out Of The Bulls?
A look at historic rate hikes and Zero Interest Rate Policy (ZIRP) and the impact on equities. 
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Yields Pull Back To Start The New Week
European yields are off mostly 6-8 bp with the peripheral premiums narrowing a little. The 10-year US Treasury yield that had punched through 4% last week is near 3.92% today. 
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Equity Bulls Later Last Week Used Bad Data To Load Up On Stocks, More Gains Likely Ahead
Last Thursday, bulls used the initial weakness in major equity indices owed to the 4Q22 productivity report as an opportunity to buy. Friday, they bought more. More gains are likely ahead. 
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Inflationary Pressures Pick Up Steam
Consumer sentiment is bouncing along low levels as financial conditions tighten and inflation persists. 
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Interest Rates: The Silent Killer
A look at why interest rates and bond yields are rising and why they will continue to rise, threatening to undermine the entire western banking system. 
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Rate Hike Fever
S&P 500 obstinate trend in the face of limited disinflation progress could persist longer. 
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The Nasdaq Rope-A-Dope: Can It Wear Out The Bears?
How meaningful was Thursday's intraweek reversal and Friday's follow-through? Was it just an oversold bounce or big trouble for the bears? 
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Tumbling Tokyo Prices Gives Ueda Breathing Space
Tokyo's CPI fell to 3.4% in February from 4.4% in January. Fiscal policy, in the form of subsidies for households and businesses, was an important driver. 
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Bond Yields Are Rising: Chart Analysis
The reason four-year yields should be going up is because there’s a lot of inflation in the system that is selling a lot of bonds right now. 
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Higher For Longer Helps The Dollar While Weighs On Equities
The jump in prices paid in yesterday's US ISM manufacturing coupled with the stronger Eurozone inflation, with a new cyclical high reported in the core rate, underscores the market theme of... 
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Will Inflationary Fears Overwhelm Markets?
The bond market is reaching a precarious situation as the 10-year yield hits the critical 4% level. Any further selling in bonds has the potential to take down tech stocks sending the overall market... 
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Bears Testing The Downside
The stock market continues to absorb the latest barrage of hotter-than-expected inflation news from the CPI, PPI, and PCE this morning. While stocks and bonds have pulled back, the dollar has rallied. 
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Gold Miners: It's Time To Buy
The miners are great investments, but only if the core position size is limited and most buying is done at support zones for gold. 
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Wall Street Posts February Losses On Shaky Fed Policy
Wall Street posted a losing session, and all three indexes logged steep declines for February, pulling back from a strong start to the year. 
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Bears Make More Noise – Some Key Actions For The Bulls
If the bullish scenario remains possible then stocks should find a low this week and begin the march higher and eventually above the February peak and blue line over the coming month or so. 
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Weekly Market Pulse: Good News Is Good News
Markets are starting to price in more for the balance of the year. Maybe stocks will continue to fall if interest rates keep rising but at some point, the good news is good news. 
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Is It Time To Rethink Stock-Bond Allocations After Rate Hikes?
The case for raising equity allocations when interest rates were close to zero was easy. After a year of interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve, the calculus is more complicated. 
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Are The Bears Back In Town?
Bulls fold under inflationary reality. 
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Ueda Day
The nominee to the BOJ's board Ueda endorsed the current framework, including the joint statement with the government to achieve the 2% inflation target 
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Rates Spark: Hawkish Fed Continues To Simmer
Federal Reserve minutes were as expected, but the market is far more inclined now to latch on to hawkish talk given the price action of the last few weeks. It still leaves us with a Fed that's not done... 
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Gold Investors Are Betting On The Fed
By owning gold, investors are not necessarily hedging against a government default but ironically betting the Fed will increasingly misuse monetary policy to help the government avoid defaulting. 
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Gold Finds Relief But Risks Tilted To Downside
If the FOMC minutes and other incoming data fuel hawkish Fed bets, then gold could drop to the next potential support area of around $1800 next. 
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Dow Drops Nearly 700 Points On Treasury Yield, Retail Earnings
The Dow shed nearly 700 points today, logging its worst daily performance since Dec. 15, as rising rates and disappointing retail earnings weighed on the broader market. 
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Technical Tuesday: Nasdaq, Yields, WTI and GBP/JPY
The pound has been among the strongest of currencies today, while the yen has been among the weakest. 
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Weekly Market Pulse: Patience Is Required
The total return of the S&P 500 since June 1, 2021, is -0.35%, or essentially nothing. That’s 21 months of making nothing on your stock investments while enduring significant volatility. 
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The February Fed Minutes May Reveal That Rates Have To Go Much Higher
The February Fed Minutes are likely to set a high bar for when the Fed is likely to pause raising rates and given the stronger-than-expected January economic data, rates may have to go much higher. 
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Fed Hikes In March Meeting Uncertain; Market Awaits Clues From FOMC Minutes This Week
The Fed's most recent meeting minutes will be the focus for investors this week as they seek clarity on the central bank's interest rate hike plan. 
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Bull Trap Or Healthy Consolidation?
Our insightful end-of-the-week chart blitz. 
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