Central bankers are backing themselves into a corner in their attempts to fine-tune unorthodox monetary policies, according to Troy Asset Management's Sebastian Lyon.
Treasury yields have fallen back towards the 2.6% mark after US jobs figures for July missed expectations.
A senior Federal Reserve economist has criticised the European Central Bank for resisting further monetary stimulus.
The Federal Reserve has given little suggestion of a forthcoming slowdown in its quantitative easing programme despite economic data continuing to improve.
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