Whether this move was driven by a short squeeze or by a new buyer, in the end, it doesn't make a difference.
Powell can no longer assume there will be many months of strong labor gains before wage pressure becomes a serious challenge.
Wage inflation is a real risk.
When government data seems strange like this, it is more likely to be an artifact of sampling or some other one-off reason.
To get inflation fears, all we really need is a bunch of these subjects to hit the headlines.
We expect three themes to emerge from this week's FOMC meeting.
The possibility of lasting inflation is very real, and that possibility likely will result in bond yields continuing to rise.
There are bearish and bullish technical signals from the shares of the fixed-income trading platform.
On Friday alone markets added half a rate hike to 2023.
There are several things the Fed could do, but would it matter?