From Wedge to Channel

The futures market open is just hours away.
We’re about to find out if the downside pressure on bonds (rates higher) is going to continue.
Before the chart, let’s go back about a year, to this update.
From that, we have:
“If bonds break lower and rates go (significantly) higher, just think of the chaos.”
Chaos? Well, Let’s See:
Over 3,500 US Troops Arrive In Middle East As Houthis Enter War, link here
North Sea Oil Fight Escalates As Starmer Cites Legal Limits, link here.
“Clearly A Concerted Effort”: Foiled Terror Attack At BofA’s Paris HQ Tied To Mideast War, France Says, link here.
Trump Ready To Take US Arms For Ukraine & Divert Them To Middle East, link here.
Hormuz Bypasses Maxed Out: Saudi East-West Pipeline Hits Record 7 MMb/d, As UAE Fujairah Crude Loadings Reach Capacity, link here.
Maersk Slaps Emergency Fuel Surcharge As War Upends Marine Supply Chains, link here.
Fractured Jawbone: Crude Jumps, Stocks Dump, & Bond Fears Shift To Economic Slump, link here.
Scary Movie:
With all of that, rates have remained high, inching higher, but have not gone ‘significantly’ higher.
Then, there’s the bond chart
Long Bonds TLT, Monthly

With two trading days left in the month, we can already see, heavy downside volume (black arrow).
It’s also possible, the wedge from the prior update has morphed into a downside channel (not advice, not a recommendation).
Incoming ‘Event’
For bonds to decisively break to the upside, pushing rates lower, the ‘herd’ needs to be re-directed.
To that effect, the scuttlebutt is, there may be an ‘event’ on the horizon (not advice, not a recommendation).
Stay Tuned
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