After Moderate US PCE Data, US Treasury Bonds Erased Most Of Their Losses

Eurozone Government Bond Yields Fell Slightly After The Release Of US PCE Inflation Data; The Yield On German 2-year Government Bonds Fell 1.6 Basis Points To 2.538%

The Yield On The 10-year U.S. Treasury Note Fell After The Data Release, Last Quoted At 4.392%, Down 0.59 Basis Points

The US Dollar Index (DXY) Fell By More Than Ten Points In The Short Term, Last Reported At 101.64

The Yield On The Two-year U.S. Treasury Note Fell 1.41 Basis Points To 4.123%

The Final Annualized Quarterly Rate Of U.S. Corporate Profits For The First Quarter Was 0.5%, Compared To A Previous Reading Of -0.4%

U.S. Real Personal Consumption Expenditures Increased By 0.3% Month-over-month In May, With The Prior Reading Revised Down From 0.1% To 0.0%

The Final Reading Of The U.S. First-quarter GDP Price Index Was 3.6%, Compared With An Expectation Of 3.50% And A Prior Reading Of 3.50%

As Of The Week Ending June 13, The Number Of Americans Filing For Continued Unemployment Benefits Stood At 1.821 Million, Compared With Expectations Of 1.80 Million. The Previous Reading Was Revised From 1.81 Million To 1.80 Million

U.S. Durable Goods Orders Excluding Aircraft For Non-defense Capital Goods Rose 1.6% Month-over-month In May, Versus An Expectation Of 0.6% And A Prior Reading Revised Up From -1.00% To -0.7%

In May, U.S. Durable Goods Orders Excluding Defense Fell 4.6% Month-on-month, While The Previous Reading Was Revised Up From 8.1% To 8.4%

U.S. Durable Goods Orders Excluding Transportation Rose 1.3% Month-over-month In May, Exceeding The Forecast Of 0.6%, While The Prior Month's Figure Was Revised Upward To 1.4% From 1.10%

The U.S. May PCE Price Index Rose 0.4% Month-over-month, Below The Expected 0.50% And Unchanged From The Prior Month's 0.40%