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SPDR Long Term Treasury Portfolio ETF (NY: SPTL )

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Correlation Between Stocks And Bonds Hit The Highest Since 1999
After being mostly in negative territory over the past 15 years, the correlation between stocks and bonds jumped to the highest level since 1999. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
Long Lost Bond Vigilantes Sighted, Gives Dollar Fillip
It is as if the bond vigilantes were pushed too far. US inflation is accelerating more than expected, and it cannot all be attributed to the base effect, and the Federal Reserve, to many investors, is... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Bonds Economy
Exposures Debt Markets Interest Rates
Gold Slides As Dollar And U.S. Treasury Yields Bounce Back
Last trading session, the greenback plunged to a more than 2 month low because of growing concerns about rising inflation. Today, the Dollar rose 0.3% against rival currencies and dented the bullion’s... 
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The Dollar Remains on the Defensive
Last week's cyberattack on the largest US gasoline pipeline continues to lift oil and gasoline prices. The June gasoline futures gapped higher to extend last week's 2.4% but has subsequently moved... 
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Topics Energy
Exposures Fossil Fuels
Yellen Dip Bought, Bulls Buoyed By Fed’s Focus On Labor Market
Equity bulls used the Yellen dip last Tuesday as an opportunity to add to risk. The Fed is making sure liquidity remains plentiful, and the short end of the yield curve is cooperative. On Friday the... 
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Topics Economy Stocks
Exposures Interest Rates US Equities
US Economic Growth Expected To Accelerate In Q2
The US economic rebound picked up speed in the first quarter and even faster growth is expected for the April-through-June period, according to a set of GDP nowcasts. 
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Biden And Powell Are Center Stage
It appears that the backing up of US yields is giving the dollar a better tone and challenging the Eurosystem, which has stepped up its bond purchases. The US 10 Yr yield is 1.65%, roughly a two-week... 
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Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
Gold Technical Update: Bulls Take the Upper Hand
Three weeks ago, gold was underperforming in the face of positive US data and a lack of inflationary surprises. The US indices (S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrial) were either at, or a little off, their... 
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Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
The Dollar Is Heavy Ahead Of What Is Expected To Be A Dovish Fed
The US dollar had another rough week, and the poor close ahead of the weekend warns that the downside may not be exhausted. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
End of Day Precious Financial Report For Wednesday, Apr. 21
Ira Epstein reviews the day's trading in the Financial markets for the trading day just ended, Wednesday, April 21. 
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The Dollar Finds Some Traction, While Bank Of Canada Highlights The North American Session
The sell-off in US equities yesterday helped drag the Asia Pacific bourses lower today, with the Nikkei leading the way with a 2% drop. 
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Market Briefing For Tuesday, Apr. 20
Portfolio 'convexity' - as managers term internal sector rotation, is really what the market is counting on to hold together. Extreme liquidity being shoved into the capital markets includes pension... 
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End of Day Financial Report For Monday, Apr. 19
Ira Epstein reviews the days trading in the Financial markets for the trading day just ended, Monday, April 19. 
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If Stronger Than Expected Inflation, Consumption, And Jobs Didn't Lift The Greenback, What Will?
The dollar had a rough week. Despite a series of economic data showing that the US economy was surging by more than expected, the greenback failed to muster any traction and fell against all the major... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
The Consumer Is Ready To Spend
“Coiled, ready to go.” is how JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon described consumers last week. “Consumers have $2 trillion in more cash in their checking accounts than they had before COVID.” he added. 
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Market Briefing For Wednesday, Apr. 7
When does risk return- tends to be the question most analysts are debating. Some delineate overly specific price targets for a conclusive spike, as others simply call for things to 'blow up' soon. 
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