FX and Stock Markets Remain Reluctant to Really Enter Correction Mode

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<p>Markets The (very) long end of the US yield curve failed to build out additional (Treasury) gains after Wednesday’s meaningful correction. A third consecutive week of extremely low jobless claims (202k-207k range) might already halted bond enthusiasts even as oil prices tanked further ($86/b to $84/b). However, we’d still err on the correction side today […]</p>
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