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Hot Jan US CPI surprise argues for Fed staying in neutral

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Powell says there's no rush to ease more given strong economy

Fed Chair Powell emphasizes a stable economy and cautious approach to interest rates amid inflation concerns, while markets react carefully to his Senate testimony.

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Bond traders waver as Trump questions US government debt figures

Trump's remarks on investigating Treasury debt prompted speculation about future debt issuance, but experts believe it won't disrupt upcoming payments. Market dynamics remain cautious amidst these developments.

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Morning Bid: Navigating US rates, global tariff tensions

Asian markets brace for a rocky start due to U.S. inflation concerns and potential tariffs, while economic signals from China and Japan differ significantly.

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Sluggish Jan payrolls growth unlikely to sway Fed

U.S. job growth slowed in January with a 4.0% unemployment rate, suggesting Fed may hesitate to cut interest rates, influenced by wildfires and cold weather.

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Analysis-Leaving Fed behind, top central banks have room to ease

Central banks globally may cut interest rates, diverging from the Fed as trade tensions affect economies, with potential challenges arising for U.S. tariffs and borrowing costs.

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Analysis-US bond market lukewarm on Bessent's 10-year yield pledge

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent faces skepticism over controlling 10-year Treasury yields amid inflation and deficit concerns, as bond markets react to trade policies and economic indicators.

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Bessent's focus on 10-year US Treasury yield may let Fed off the hook

The article discusses the Trump administration's focus on long-term Treasury yields, implications for economic policy, Fed's influence on them, and potential constraints on Trump's economic plans.

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Higher yields drive record demand for euro zone government debt sales

Euro zone governments experienced unprecedented demand for bond sales in January, signaling investors' willingness to meet significant funding needs despite rising bond yields.

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US pending home sales drop to snap four months of gains

Pending home sales in the U.S. fell 5.5% in December, ending four months of increases, largely due to rising mortgage rates affecting affordability in key regions.