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BMO analyst Ian Lyngen said that "in the....>

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US VIEW: BMO analyst Ian Lyngen said that "in the week ahead, between the
truncated auction schedule and an update on the inflation front in the form of
Friday's CPI report, the market will have plenty of potential triggers for
defining a new trading direction."
- "While 10-year yields touched 2.40% in the wake of the weakest nonfarm payroll
employment print since 2010 (counterintuitive to be sure), that pivotal level
appears to be holding for the time being - after all, the impact of the
hurricanes on the BLS series made it
difficult to be overly bullish despite the negative payrolls print," he added.

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