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iShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond ETF (NQ:IEF)

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Asia Morning Bites For Tuesday, July 9
Taiwan’s trade, the Fed’s Powell, and US politics are today’s main themes. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Has Risk-On Run Out Of Road?
More investors are asking the question lately, in part because markets are seemingly defying gravity and ignoring various macro and geopolitical risks. 
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Euro Is Little Changed, While The Yen Is Softer To Start The New Week
The euro is little changed, holding on to last week's gains, after the surprising French election results, where the focus shifts to finding a prime minister that can carry a majority of the new and... 
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The Fed Gets Its Wish
The economic data wasn’t particularly shocking or weak but it seemed as if last week may have marked a change in the economic outlook. 
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Topics Economy
Still A Soft Landing?
Think about where bonds are headed, whether commodities are coming back, and the same applies to Bitcoin following its Friday flush. 
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Topics Bonds
The Turnaround
S&P 500 dipped a little after weak ADP employment change and then surged on disastrous services PMI. 
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Topics Stocks
What A U-Turn
S&P 500 tried a few times to turn the dead cat bounce into a trend change, but without success. 
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Topics Stocks
Financial Markets Report For Friday, July 5
In this video, Ira Epstein reviews the activity in the Financial Markets after the day that just ended, Friday, July 5. 
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The S&P 500 Extends Record Run After Jobs Report: See No Evil, Hear No Evil & Speak No Evil
The uptick in the unemployment rate had macro purists clamouring for rate cuts. 
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Topics Stocks
Rates Spark: Euro Rates Almost Back To Normality
Softer data from the US is paving the path to a September Fed cut, but more is needed to see 10Y UST yields breaking out of the current trading range. Friday’s payroll numbers could confirm a weakening... 
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Topics Economy
Asia Morning Bites For Thursday, July 4
Australian May trade balance to be released; Weak service data pulls US treasury yields down. US Independence Day holiday today. 
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Sound Decisions Vs. Monday Morning Quarterbacking
Each individual investment may win or lose, but the benefits of a sound decision making process accumulate over time. 
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Gold's Bull Flag And The Election In Iran
On the weekly gold chart, a bull flag scenario exists. Interestingly, gold could dip to $2200 or even lower and the flag would still be intact. 
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Financial Markets Report For Tuesday, July 2
In this video, Ira Epstein reviews the activity in the Financial Markets after the day that just ended, Tuesday, July 2. 
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No Turn Around Tuesday As Greenback Remains Firm
The sharp jump in US long-term interest rates has helped lift the greenback in recent sessions and it remains firm against most of the G10 currencies today. 
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Asia Morning Bites For Tuesday, July 2
South Korea’s CPI eased more than expected. RBA meeting minutes to be released. 
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Market Participants Will Be Hanging On Powell's Every Word In Sintra Today
Market participants will be hanging on Powell's every word in Sintra today, hoping for hints on the direction of future monetary policy. 
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Another Day, Another Week, Another Month…
It’s a new week, a new month, a new quarter, and a new half, but the market is picking up right where it left off last week as stocks look to kick off the new quarter on a positive note. 
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Sigh Of Relief Lifts French Markets, But...
The market feels a bit more at ease after the first round of the French elections that extreme policies will be avoided by an effort to deny the National Rally a legislative majority. 
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Speculator Extremes: Australian Dollar, Soybean Oil Lead Weekly Positions
This weekly Extreme Positions report highlights the Most Bullish and Most Bearish Positions for the speculator category. Extreme positioning in these markets can foreshadow strong moves in the... 
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CoT Report - We Look At What Large Specs, Hedge Funds Are Buying
The dot plot’s rates outlook is one fewer than what the futures market is pricing in. These traders are betting there will be one cut each in September and December. Early this year, they expected six... 
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S&P Surges To Best Election Year H1 Since 1976 As Rate-Cut Hopes & Macro Data Collapse
Year-to-date, it has been all mega-cap tech all the time, dragging the S&P and Nasdaq up dramatically (decoupling from The Dow and Small Caps with Trannies in the red in H1). Breadth remains dreadful -... 
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Topics Stocks
Next: A Correction Or Serious Bear?
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PCE Data Takes A Backseat As Debate Fallout Resonates Globally
The PCE data felt like an afterthought 
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Financial Markets Report For Friday, June 28
In this video, Ira Epstein reviews the activity in the Financial Markets after the day that just ended, Friday, June 28. 
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Asia Morning Bites For Thursday, June 27
Korea introduces a new business sentiment index and Beijing delivers property support. BSP rate policy decision later as well as China’s industrial profits numbers. 
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Commodity Market Elliott Wave Analysis: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Gold, And Crude Oil Insights
Get the latest Commodity Market Elliott Wave Analysis on Bitcoin, Ethereum, Gold, Silver, Crude Oil, and more. 
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Financial Markets Report For Tuesday, June 25
In this video, Ira Epstein reviews the activity in the Financial Markets after the day that just ended, Tuesday, June 25. 
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Asia Morning Bites For Wednesday, June 26
Australian May CPI data could raise the risks that rates have not yet peaked. 
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Nervous Calm Hangs Over The Markets
San Francisco Federal Reserve President Daly spoke aloud what many are thinking. The US labor market may be at an inflection point. 
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Topics Economy
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