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A look at what investors should be watching ahead of the opening bell, with CNBC's Rick Santelli.
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U.S. Treasuries clawed higher with 10-year yields pulling back from one-month highs from last week, with prices getting some lift Tuesday due to a rise in Japanese government bonds.
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Today, the Fed made no change in interest rates—again. How should bond investors react to the decision? Erin Burnett had Bill Gross, the nation's largest bond fund manager, on "Street Signs" to find out. She also talked with Ken Volpert, the portfolio manager for Vanguard's Total Bond Market Index. It's the country's largest bond index fund and just hit the $40 billion mark this month.
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It's all about the jobs report today. World stock markets trend flat to lower ahead of the report and U.S. stocks are mixed ahead of the opening. The dollar remains in a tight range and oil traded higher over night on expectations OPEC may limit production again when it meets next week.