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American index futures trimmed losses on Friday and a selloff in sovereign bonds eased as policy makers in the U.S. and Europe pushed back against feverish rate-hike speculation stoked by red-hot inflation.

The 10-year Treasury yield edges lower but holds just above 2%, while short-dated yields extend a sharp rise triggered the previous session by a…

Bonds got battered on Thursday by another jump in inflation, which sped up to 7.5% in January to mark a fresh four-decade record, or the highest pace seen since the early 1980s

Stocks extended declines Friday along with American index futures as red-hot U.S. inflation stoked bets on faster Federal Reserve interest-rate hikes amid febrile speculation about the monetary-policy outlook.

A DeKalb man charged in the fatal hit-and-run death of a man in his 70s during a Tuesday incident downtown appeared before a judge for the first time in court Thursday.

The U.S. Federal Reserve should stop buying bonds from the market now to contain rampant inflation, a top investment manager at BlackRock said in a research note on Thursday, after higher-than-anticipated January inflation data.

Whispers Of An Emergency Fed Rate Hike As Soon As Tomorrow With the punditry obsessing over the March FOMC meeting, where odds earlier today hit 100% of a 50bps rate hike before easing modestly (and more than 6 hikes for all of 2022)… ... the real action is in the February Fed funds contract which has spiked to 13bps, suggesting 5bps of tightening relative to the effective Fed funds rate of 0.08%. Why is this notable? Because the February contract expires on Feb 28, more than two weeks before the March 16 FOMC decision. This means that someone is preparing for an intermeeting rate hike, some time before March. And plugging in the numbers, the 13bps in the Feb contract means that there is now a 30% chance of an emergency rate hike. Impossible? Not according to Fed watcher and SGH Macro strategist Tim Duy who writes that he would "not be surprised by an intermeeting move either tomorrow Friday or by Monday. I know, this is crazy aggressive." Aggressive? yes. Crazy? perhaps - after all the Fed is still buying bonds as part of its ongoing QE which is expected to conclude in late February/early March.

Major global stock indexes fell on Thursday under pressure from crucial U.S. inflation data, falling technology shares and rising benchmark bond yields.

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Bond yields, which shot up significantly after the Union Budget announced a larger-than-expected borrowing, got some relief after the central bank delivered an extremely dovish policy

The latest data on consumer prices pushed yields higher, but the gap between inflation rates and bond returns remains wide.

30Y Auction Limps Through The Finish Line Minutes After Bullard Sparks Bond Market Chaos Not great, not terrible: that''s the best way to describe the just concluded 30Y auction. With bonds turmoiling in the past 10 minutes following the latest round of shockingly hawkish comments from the Fed''s Bullard , some suggested that it may not be the worst idea to push back today''s $23 billion 30-year Treasury auction to tomorrow… Maybe push the 30Y auction to tomorrow.... just a thought — zerohedge (@zerohedge) February 10, 2022 ... amid fears that the burst in bond market chaos could lead to a repeat of last February''s 7Y auction disaster. Well, with the auction pricing moments ago, the good news is that we didn''t have a failed auction. The bad news is that the auction was nowhere near as stellar as the blockbuster 3Y and 10Y auctions earlier this week (both of which are now deep underwater). So what happened: the Treasury sold $23BN in 30Y notes at a 2.340% high yield, sharply higher than last month''s 2.075%, the highest since May 2021 and a tail of 1.1bps above the When Issued.

U.S. stocks turned lower in choppy trading amid a renewed rout in Treasuries following data showed inflation accelerated to a four-decade high in January.

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