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Jobs data could sway a shaky bond market

Reported · Written up by our desk · Economy

The New York Times highlights that the upcoming jobs report may have an outsized impact on a bond market that is already described as shaky.

The outlet frames the data as a potential driver for rate expectations, underscoring how labor-market results can quickly feed into movement in bond prices.

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