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Bond Yields Drop With Oil Prices Near End of Volatile Week — WSJ

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Bond Yields Drop With Oil Prices Near End of Volatile Week — WSJ A global bond selloff paused Friday afternoon, providing new support for U.S. stocks. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield in morning trading stood near its weekly intraday high of 5.224%, then dropped to about 5.18% as investors digest headlines about Iran-U.S. negotiations. Brent crude oil, the international benchmark, dropped about 3% below $97 a barrel. Stocks added to gains, led by the Dow industrials.
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Bond Selloff Abates as Oil Price Slips — WSJ

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Bond Selloff Abates as Oil Price Slips — WSJ A global bond selloff is steadying this morning, giving U.S. stocks some relief. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield has retreated from a weekly intraday high of 5.224%. Borrowing costs have also mostly slipped across Europe and Asia, while the dollar is on track to break five straight days of gains. Helping drive the moves is a retreat in oil prices, which have played a big role in how bonds have traded this week.
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'We Were Wrong:' Why Analysts Are Ripping Up Their Weak Dollar Forecasts — WSJ

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'We Were Wrong:' Why Analysts Are Ripping Up Their Weak Dollar Forecasts — WSJ The U.S. dollar has finally got its groove back. The greenback, as measured by the WSJ Dollar Index, notched its longest winning streak since May yesterday, following five straight days of gains. And while it is ticking down slightly this morning, the index-which measures the dollar against a basket of 16 currencies-is still hovering at its highest level since July.
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