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(Bloomberg) -- Beaten-down US Treasuries are proving irresistible to some investors even after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said he’s ready to raise interest rates again to choke off inflation.Most Read from BloombergChina’s Worsening Economic Slowdown Is Rippling Across the GlobeTraders Have S&P 500 Comebacks Fading at Historic PaceTrump Doesn’t Look So Invincible in Post-Debate Polls3M Agrees to Pay More Than $5.5 Billion Over Combat EarplugsMarkets Ready for S...

Further declines in the inflation rate will eventually allow the Fed to return real interest rates to more normal levels. John Bellows said.

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(Bloomberg) -- An abstract interest-rate metric is dominating discussions across trading desks ahead of the Jackson Hole symposium, with investors wondering if Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell will weigh in, and bracing for further declines in US Treasuries if he does. Most Read from BloombergWagner Chief Prigozhin Listed Aboard Crashed Jet, Reports SayMore People Call in Sick on August 24 Than Any Other DayNasdaq 100 Drops 2% as Yields Rise Before Powell: Markets WrapHuawei Building Secret N

In a bid to predict what Federal Reserve boss Jerome Powell is thinking, traders are considering whether there has been an increase in the neutral rate, also known as R*.

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(Bloomberg) -- Bond investors who have repeatedly gotten burned buying 20-year Treasuries since the US government reintroduced them in 2020 appear willing to conclude that this time will be different.Most Read from BloombergFirst American City to Tame Inflation Owes Its Success to Affordable HousingEveryone Wants to Work at UPS After Teamsters DealStock Traders Shun Risk in Run-Up to Key CPI Test: Markets WrapTycoon Who Gave Away $750 Million Sees Profit in Loans to PoorWeWork Tumbles After Rais

(Bloomberg) -- For the $25 trillion Treasury market, it was a three-pronged attack. Bond supply jumped just as Fitch Ratings stripped the US of its AAA halo. Days earlier, the Bank of Japan stoked speculation that a new era of capital repatriation may be nigh. Most Read from BloombergMusk Says He May Need Surgery, Will Get MRI on Back and NeckTexas Power Prices to Surge 800% on Sunday Amid Searing HeatPayPal Launches a Stablecoin in Latest Crypto Payments PushUkraine Black Sea Drone Attacks Sign

(Bloomberg) -- US Treasuries drifted higher after Fitch Ratings stripped the US of its top-tier sovereign rating, spurring modest demand for haven assets which counter-intuitively include debt issued by the world’s biggest economy. Most Read from BloombergUS Stripped of AAA Rating by Fitch as Budget Deficits SwellPoland Sends Troops to Belarus Border After Airspace BreachUS, Europe Growing Alarmed by China’s Rush Into Legacy ChipsMissing Goldman Sachs Analyst Confirmed Dead by New ...

Several investors and analysts said they expected the impact of the downgrade to be limited. Read more at straitstimes.com.