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Bond yields are slightly higher following solid US economic data, while the US dollar is slightly lower following Eurozone data which was stronger than expected.

Bond yields were volatile but overall little changed amid mixed US economic data. The US dollar is modestly higher.

Bond yields were volatile but overall rose slightly, while the US dollar is little changed. Risk sentiment was moderately positive.

Bond yields and the US dollar rose amid little major news, against a backdrop of US election risks and markets pricing a slower Fed easing cycle. Equities fell, the S&P500 down 1.3%. The Bank of Canada cut its rate by 50bp, as was widely expected.

Markets saw only minor movements amid little major news. The US dollar is slightly higher.

Global bond yields rose as market pricing for central bank easing was pared further. The US dollar also rose.

Bond yields and the US dollar fell, while the main US equity indices made fresh record highs.

Bond yields and the US dollar rose following stronger US retail sales data. The ECB cut by 25bp and gave cautious guidance.

Bond yields are slightly lower and the US dollar is slightly higher. There was little major news, apart from UK inflation data which was softer than expected.

Markets were volatile following minor US economic data surprises, leaving bond yields slightly lower but fx little changed.

Mixed US economic data (PPI inflation, consumer sentiment) caused mixed reactions in bond yields and little net change in currencies, while equities rose.

Mixed US economic data caused mixed reactions in bond yields and little net change in currencies. Inflation data was firmer but labour data was softer.

US bond yields and the US dollar rose further. Fedspeak continued to hint at gradualism, the treasury auction was weak, and markets are cautious ahead of tomorrow’s US inflation data.

US bond yields and the US dollar rose slightly amid Fedspeak which hinted at a more gradual pace of rate cuts.

US bond yields rose further as markets continued to digest last Friday’s strong US labour data. The AUD and NZD currencies underperformed, geopolitical tensions weighing.

The US dollar and bond yields rose sharply in response to US labour data which was much stronger than expected. Equities also rose.

The US dollar and bond yields rose amid solid US economic data. Oil prices rose as tension gripped the Middle East.

US labour data was stronger than expected, causing a rise in the US dollar and bond yields.

Risk aversion amid escalation of the war in the Middle East caused a flight to safe haven instruments. Bond yields fell and the US dollar rose.

Bond yields rose during the European session and again following Fed Chair Powell’s speech, while the US dollar is only slightly higher.