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MS FAYRE puts the current fair value for 10-year Treasury bond yields at 3.3% &#8211; bang in line with actual yields. This suggests to us that bond markets are pricing in the sweet spot of exceptionally low yields and benign inflation from Fed Chairman Bernanke&#8217;s speech on Monday.
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<div class="MainAuthor">Tevfik Aksoy | London
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We expect inflation to rise steadily until mid-2010 while economic recovery becomes more pronounced. These factors might be necessary to cause the CBT to stop easing, and we even expect a tightening of 150bp starting in 3Q10. The high debt rollover ratio next year leaves little room for fiscal error and limits growth prospects.
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