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This is John Batchel, a conversation with Brett Break to Glass errands about the bond market.

Earlier, the Wall Street Journal signaled that the bond market was not showing fear,

not anything close to the apocalyptic scenarios in the stock market.

What does it know?

What does it mean?

Brett explores that and comes up with a very unsatisfying answer.

More of this tonight.

Well, the bond market is a different story and I think a more, potentially more important story.

But the problem here is that the bond market is even harder to interpret at this moment than the stock market.

I've actually got a story going up on this later.

There are a number of explanations, and I've been speaking to experts all day, and it's quite interesting, privately, privately, a number of them have said they don't really understand

what's going on. There is an argument that some of the movement in the bond market has

simply been a result of technical factors,

internal technical market factors, an unwinding of a particularly obscure interest rate

trade being made by some hedge funds.

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