JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warns this is 'the most dangerous time' for the world in decades
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CPI Coming in Hot. Bonds Feeling The Burn
It is a very straightforward morning for the bond market, but not in any sort of pleasant way. There was a lot at stake heading into today's inflation data and the results carried clear implications for bonds. Sadly, the implications are not great. Core monthly inflation came in at 0.4% versus a 0.3% forecast. Year over year numbers stayed at 3.9% rather than falling to the 3.7% forecast (extra decimals in the underlying numbers explain why we can see a 0.2% miss in annual but only a 0.1% miss in monthly). Bonds shot higher immediately and somewhat significantly--easily breaking the 4.19% ceiling in 10yr Treasury yields. This only increases the burden of proof on downbeat economic data to hearken a turning point in inflation. With a strong jobs report in the rearview, we're basically starting at square one. http://dlvr.it/T2hb0r
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