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It’s so weird how our COVID response went from a global disgrace to the envy of nations in late January, I wonder what changed.
With vaccination rates lagging in red states, Republican leaders have begun stepping up efforts to persuade supporters to get the shot, at times combating misinformation spread by some of their own. The message is that vaccines are safe and effective. https://t.co/hri10JJgs1
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Workers on the march: May Day protesters are demanding more job protections as the pandemic upends economies around the world. In Turkey and the Philippines, rallies have been blocked due to virus restrictions. https://t.co/rxjW694lSs
February 25, 2021
Several prominent economists think inflation is a growing concern for the US economy. There are signs that investors in the $20 trillion US Treasury market agree with them.
Fixed-income investors are hyperaware of any increase in prices for goods and services because it eats into their returns, and they tend to demand higher yields (and therefore lower bond prices) when they’re worried about inflation. That’s why it’s notable that interest rates on 10- and 30-year Treasury securities are back to or higher than they were before coronavirus fears ripped through the global economy. Treasury bonds have lost 2.44% this year, according to the S&P U.S. Treasury bond index.