U.S. bond yields closed up and down this week, and CPI will be released next week."
The Internet reported that on February 8, it was reported that U.S. Treasury yields ended a turbulent week with varying trends, as the threat of tariffs raised concerns about rising inflation in the short term and slowing economic growth later. Forecasters have been trying to estimate the impact of tariffs on prices, but the Trump administration's intermittent approach complicates the task. January CPI and PPI will be announced next week and are expected to change little. Future markets show that bets on the Fed cutting interest rates more than once this year are dwindling. Ten-year Treasury yields fell this week, while two-year Treasury yields rose.
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