Dollar Loved the Combination of Higher Yields and Some Risk Aversion

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<p>Markets Core bonds started the year on the backfoot, extending the U-turn which started in the final trading week of the year following an astonishing December rally. German yields rose by 4.4 bps (10-yr) to 5.5 bps (2-yr) while US yields added 4.3 bps (30-yr) to 7.9 bps (3-yr). From a technical point of view, [&#8230;]</p>
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