(CNBC) It would appear the bond market views inflation as “transitory,” as measured by the recent plunge in 10-year Treasury yields. Last week, the yield slipped as low as 1.25% — slumping to its lowest levels since February. We’re seeing global yields fall, as well, suggesting a few things:
The bond market agrees with the Federal Reserve — inflation is temporary
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