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Weekly Bottom Line

  • The global bond selloff intensified this week, with the 10-year Treasury yield reaching a new 19-year high.
  • A proposed 90-day diesel export ban could lower domestic prices, but also curb refinery output and raise gasoline and global fuel costs.
  • This week’s Fed speeches were notably unified, with all officials striking a hawkish tone amid signs that domestic activity is strengthening.

 

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Weekly Bottom Line

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