It continues to be interesting times. The S&P had a nice little rebound today after two not-so-stellar sessions. At the same time, if you look at today’s candlestick, it closed meaningfully off the intraday highs.
But more noteworthy to me is the 10-year treasury. I have provided a daily chart below that dates back to September, 2011. And what you’ll observe is that the 2.10% level, which has consistently operated as overheard resistance on yields, got blown through today. As always, we need confirmation in the next few sessions, and the trading channel started about a year ago is still in play for purposes of timing a potential reversal - but there is something to this price action, combined with the recent volatility in the JGB market, that seems to me to be significant.
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