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The market still likes bonds

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Adam Button
07/06/2012 | 14:57 GMT

The bond market isn’t giving up on Bernanke. Ten-year yields have fallen 5 basis points from session highs and are tracing out session lows.

Resistance kicked in right at the mid-May and previous all-time lows. It’s a negative sign for USD/JPY and risk trades.

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