According to CoinMeta, Hauke Siemssen, an interest rate strategist at Deutsche Bank, stated in a report that due to oil prices remaining high and fiscal concerns intensifying, the bond market remains fragile. He pointed out that the global bond market is still facing risks, with yield curves across various maturities testing multi-year highs. Although the consolidation seen in the market this morning is encouraging, the likelihood of a sustained market reversal seems low for now, as there are no simple solutions to the fundamental factors driving the current trend. Siemssen expects that this week's U.S. PCE inflation data, as well as the policy signals released at the annual Jackson Hole Symposium, will provide new guidance for the market. These data and the conference "should attract attention."