This week, U.S. Treasury yields closed mixed, and CPI will be released next week
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On February 8, U.S. government bond yields ended a volatile week with mixed performance, as tariff threats fueled concerns about a near-term rise in inflation and a subsequent slowdown in economic growth. Forecasters have been trying to estimate the impact of tariffs on prices, but the Trump administration's intermittent approach has made this task more complex. The January CPI and PPI data will be released next week, and are expected to show little change. The futures market indicates that bets on the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates more than once this year are decreasing. The 10-year Treasury yield fell this week, while the 2-year yield rose.
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