Weekly Closing Chart of Treasury Yields

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This is how today looks on Bloomberg.

Even with today's bounce in equities, a bid remains for treasuries. This is a hint about underlying demand, and also about the so-called recovery that now seems to be gasping for air.
Note that 5 and 10-year treasury yields are at their lowest level since May of 2009. The 30-year long bond is approaching that level.
This sure isn't hyperinflation behavior. It's not even inflation behavior.
Mike "Mish" Shedlock
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