Investors flee bonds and snap up commodities on economic recovery hopes, while European stocks trade lower

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Dow futures nearly 200 points as yield on 10-year Treasury continues to rise

Investors continued to flee bonds and snap up commodities on hopes the rollout of vaccines will reinvigorate the global economy, sending European stocks lower on Monday.

U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday is set to unveil England’s reopening plan, that will start with schools and by the end of March extend to golf courses and tennis courts, according to published reports. The country’s furlough plan is set to be extended through the summer.Copper HG00, +0.82% and palladium PA00, +0.81% led an advance in much of the metals complex on Monday.

After squeaking out a 0.2% rise last week, the Stoxx Europe 600 SXXP, -0.87% slumped 1.1%. U.S. stock futures YM00, -0.55% ES00, -0.75% NQ00, -1.19% also were lower.

 

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