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Natixis US Rates Technical Chartbook - March 9th 2026

In times of high levels of volatility one can argue the relevance of technicals is lower, however even last week during the volatility of war several key levels came into play (and indeed, have again so far this morning). Note, this chart book was prepared over the weekend so the last daily was off Friday's closes.John BriggsHead of US Rates Strategy

09/03/2026 1 EN

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Natixis US Rates Technical Chartbook - March 9th 2026

German Coalition Partners Under Fresh Pressures After State Election Results

February Employment Recap: Terrible, horrible, no good, very bad data

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