- Risk aversion trades, which took a brief respite to close out last week, are back on track today; commodities are softer; the FOMC meeting on Wednesday is the critical event of the week
- The University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment index fell to 71.8 in June from 74.3 in May, well below the 74.0 that was expected
- With the yield on the 2-year Greek note around 28%, there is no way that Greece will be able to fund itself during any reasonable time horizon
- The 2-year U.S. Treasury note has just completed its 10th winning week in a row — the longest streak since 1986
- IMF downgrades the global economic outlook
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Monday, June 20, 2011
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