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Treasuries Little Changed Before ISM, Pending Homes Sales; Fed, Jobs Loom

Nov. 2 (Bloomberg) -- Treasuries fell before economic reports expected to show U.S. manufacturing rose last month and pending home sales showed no improvement. Full Article at Bloomberg.com

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  1. In the case of the Fed, we see no change in existing policy measures, but we do expect more lip service to be paid to the idea of a recovery and eventual shift away from zero-rate policy levels
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