It was all so awesome. Chinese GDP 'beat' expectations which means everything is great (apart from it being the worst growth in 24 years) and so stocks rallied, helped by even moar ECB QE jawboning. But this morning's plunge in crude and copper (global growth?) finally knocked on into equity market reality as the opening ramp quickly gave way to selling pressure and erased all 'wealth' created by Chinese data. US Treasury yields are 3-5bps lower with 30Y testing 2.39%.
Stocks give up the China GDP gains...
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As oil tumbles back to a $46 handle...
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and copper showing weakness post-China GDP
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