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Daily Pulse · · 08:30 NY · 11 min read · market

Classical columns and a golden sphere with light waves — central banks hold the bond market’s fate as yields hit multi-decade highs from Tokyo to Washington

Bond Rout, Day Two: The US 10-Year Tops 4.8%, Its Highest Since November 2023

Thomas Look, Managing Director of Closelook Venture GmbH

By Thomas Look

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In this edition

ES BNDX GLD IBIT UUP VIXY ASX EWY
neutral Temperature 49/100

Cooling / below the 50 line

Index moves

Index1D1W
Rubin 100 -1.79% -2.68%
HALO 100 -1.60% -3.89%
Euro-AI 50 -2.26% -2.54%
AW40 -1.73% +2.32%

Pattern alerts

  • QQQ lost-50 WARNING
  • IEF below-veto-line BEARISH
  • BNDX multi-year-support WARNING
  • GLD lost-400 BEARISH
  • XLE leader BULLISH

§1 — Lede

🟡 Day two of the global bond rout: the US 10-year yield touched 4.81% this morning, its highest since November 2023, Japan's 10-year holds above 3% for a second session, Germany's is at a 2011 high and Britain's is a hair under 5.3%. Oil above $90, rate-hike bets in three currencies and a wall of new debt are doing the pushing. Stocks are lower everywhere, Tokyo and Seoul hardest.

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