We Don’t See a Strong Case for Sustained USD Setback

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<p>Markets Markets started the week with a guarded risk‐off bias as investors tried to assess the impact of the conflict between Hamas and Israel. However, with US bond markets closed (Columbus Day), the market dynamic evidently was kind of ‘incomplete’. Initial declines in German yields were limited to about 5 bps, but European bonds (and […]</p>
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