Treasury yields ease, stocks find footing again

Bond yields fell today, lifting stock futures off their lows after Treasury strength weighed on equities earlier in the week. With volatility holding steady and the rates-inflation backdrop already stretched thin, markets are primed to swing sharply on any fresh economic data. The calmer bond action is giving equities room to breathe, though sensitivity to inflation signals remains acute.

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On watch this week

Oil loudest for the 2nd straight send

• An analysis suggests Japan might change worldwide petroleum trade. — Smh Business
• A court in Kenya stopped the start of work on a Dangote refinery in Lamu. — Allafrica Business
• The Economic Times has a new story. Read it at the source. — Economictimes Markets

Where retail attention is climbing fastest - social chatter, not signals.