The three major US stock indices continued to eke out small gains while bonds rebounded from Monday’s corrective move lower, pushing yields down again. Several Fed speaks turned out hawkish still despite last week’s dovish pause and data weakness seen in the labour and services sectors. Fed Logan said inflation still remains too high. Fed Waller said the spike in yields was an “earthquake” for the bond market, while Fed Bowman said it was too soon for policy makers to know the full effects of the recent rise. Earlier in European and Asian sessions, stocks ended in the red as weaker than expected China exports stoke fear growth in the economic giant is cooling much more than expected. Futures are pointing to mixed openings in the Asia markets today. • Global bonds rebounded and drove yields lower again by and large. The UST curve shifted lower by 2-9bps across the curve led by the long ends, bull flattening the curve. 10Y European bond yields also fell about 8-10bps with the German bunds losing 8bps to 2.66% while the UK gilts shed 10bps to 4.27%
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