Video: Related Columns WASHINGTON, June 26, 2013 – Stock market futures are looking good this morning, promising to add a little more to yesterday’s low-volume relief rally on Wall Street. Only the Almighty knows, however, whether this rally will even extend to the afternoon, let alone have any kind of staying power. Meanwhile, the massive bloodletting in bonds looks like it will continue today, sickening the conservative investors and unfortunate retirees who depend on them. (UPDATING: First quarter GDP numbers just out and looking anemic. Futures soften somewhat, 45 minutes before the opening trade on Wall Street.) Worse even than bonds, however, is the action in gold....
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