Inflation data shakes rate expectations

This week's price and employment data brought rate markets back to life. Short-end yields became more volatile as investors repriced the odds of cuts or pauses in the next few meetings.

The split is straightforward: some investors think disinflation supports more easing, while others worry that labor market resilience will keep central banks cautious. Bond markets are in a data-dependent mode.

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