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Bond yields and the US dollar are slightly lower, with US PPI data proving mixed and Fed Chair Powell’s comments no more hawkish than previously. The S&P500 is up 0.4%.

Bond yields and the US dollar erased earlier losses after a firmer US inflation expectations survey.

Bond yields rose after US data showed consumer sentiment declined but inflation expectations rose. The US dollar was volatile and closed slightly higher.

Bond yields and the US dollar fell after US weekly jobless claims data and a strong 30yr treasury bond auction. The Bank of England held steady but appeared less hawkish.

Bond yields rose slightly, while the US dollar and equities were little changed during another session bereft of major news.

The US dollar rose slightly, while bond yields fell slightly, in another session bereft of major news.

Bond yields and currencies recorded mixed and minor movements in the absence of major news, while the S&P500 is up 1.3%.

Bond yields and the US dollar fell sharply in response to weaker than expected US payrolls data, but losses were later pared. The S&P500 closed up 1.3%.

Bond yields and the US dollar extended the downward reactions to the previous day’s FOMC outcome which was less hawkish than expected.

Bond yields and the US dollar fell in response to the Federal Reserve’s policy statement and press conference, which were less hawkish than expected, while the S&P500 rose 1.0%.

Bond yields and the US dollar rose sharply in response to stronger than expected US wage inflation data, and the S&P500 fell 0.9%.

Bond yields and the US dollar fell slightly amid little major news, apart from speculation official had intervened in the yen.

Bond yields fell while the USD rose. Markets were relieved US PCE inflation data was not stronger than expected. The S&P500 rose 1.0%.

The US dollar fell following stronger than expected European PMI data and disappointing US equivalents. Bond yields fell, and equities rose, the S&P500 up 1.2%.

Amid little major news, the US dollar and bond yields fell slightly, while equities rose – the S&P500 up 1.2%.

Friday’s risk-off move related to Israel’s strike on Iran was unwound in bond and currency markets, as retaliation fears dissipated. Equities fell though, the S&P500 down 0.9%.

The US dollar and bond yields rose amid hawkish Fedspeak and some solid US economic data. Equities fell slightly.

The US dollar and bond yields corrected lower amid little major news for markets. Equities fell slightly.

Further gains in the US dollar and bond yields were helped by hawkish comments from Fed Chair Powell and solid US industrial production data.

Gains in the US dollar and bond yields were helped by stronger US retail sales data, while equities fell (S&P500 -1.0%).