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Standard Chartered says bond and money markets are overly hawkish

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MarketWatch reports that Standard Chartered’s chief investment office said bond and money markets have become overly hawkish in their pricing of the Federal Reserve.

The outlet said the comment frames Treasuries and related money-market pricing as moving more aggressively than warranted by the Fed outlook.

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