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A Perfect Storm - Where Are The Umbrellas?

A Perfect Storm - Where Are The Umbrellas? By Michael Every of Rabobank As the Wall Street Journal puts it today, ‘A perfect storm is raging in the bond market’ as US 10-year yields are at 5.11% vs. 4.93% at yesterday’s close, the largest one-day rise since 2025’s “liberation day”; Canada’s are at 3.95% vs. 3.83%; the UK’s 5.35% vs. 5.20%; Australia’s 5.38% vs. 5.25%; Germany’s 3.55% vs. 3.46%; France’s 4.66% vs. 4.50%, and Japan’s 3.05% vs. 2.98%. You can blame some of that on yesterday’s data, where the Eurozone services PMI...
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Feb 20, 2026 / Tyler Durden
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