Bonds Rebound: The Bloomberg Open, Asia Edition

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Laura Yin

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March CPI report indicates stubborn price pressures that will likely delay Fed

Underlying Inflation in US Tops Forecasts for a Third Month

Russia’s trade routes to Asia

Investment in Rail and Shipping Will Allow For Faster Journeys


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Treasuries rebounded a day after Jerome Powell threw cold water on expectations for rate cuts

Underlying Inflation in US Tops Forecasts for a Third Month | March CPI report indicates stubborn price pressures that will likely delay Fed

Investment in Rail and Shipping Will Allow For Faster Journeys
 | Russia’s trade routes to Asia

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Good morning. US bonds rise as traders move on from Powell. Russia builds new trade routes. And rich Chinese drive luxury demand in Japan.

Bonds Rebound: The Bloomberg Open, Asia Edition

Good morning. US bonds rise as traders move on from Powell. Russia builds new trade routes. And rich Chinese drive luxury demand in Japan.

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