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Traders increase their bets on buying put USA government bonds, as Trump's policies are expected to reignite inflation.

Traders are increasing their bets on further declines in the USA Treasury market, expecting that the policies promised by Trump will reignite inflation and keep US interest rates high. Data released on Tuesday showed that open interest contracts for two-year note futures rose for the fourth consecutive trading day. This indicates that traders are building put positions after the election and before the release of October inflation data on Wednesday. As short positions expand, US bonds were sold off, with yields rising more than 10 basis points across the board on Tuesday. An indicator of the return rate on government bonds has narrowed the year-to-date gains by only 1.4%. Citi strategist David Bieber in the report.

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Apollo's Co-President: Don't listen to the Fed's inflation rhetoric, open your eyes wide and see for yourself.

Apollo Global Management co-President Scott Kleinman warned the market not to be too complacent about the current inflation and interest rate trajectory in the USA. "Inflation is not under control," Kleinman said in an interview on Tuesday. "The Fed can say whatever they want. But you need to keep a close eye on it." Last week, Trump won the US presidential election and the Republican pledged to raise a series of import tariffs, economists warned that these tariffs could cause inflation as the Fed begins to cut rates. However, Kleinman stated, Apart from the potential impact of Trump's policies, due to

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