[JPMorgan Turns Bearish on 2-Year U.S. Treasury Bonds Due to Cautious Stance on Fed Rate Outlook] Jin10 News, February 13 – JPMorgan strategists have recommended selling 2-year U.S. Treasury bonds as a 'tactical' move, citing the resilience of U.S. economic growth, which will make it difficult for the Federal Reserve to implement significant rate cuts. The team of strategists wrote in a report: 'With strong economic fundamentals, it will be very challenging for Kevin Warsh, once his nomination is confirmed and he assumes the role of Federal Reserve Chair, to influence the decisions of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC).' The U.S. is set to release a key inflation report on Friday, which could provide clues for the Fed's next steps. If the data shows easing price pressures, demand for short-term, policy-sensitive Treasury bonds may rise. This week, Treasury yields have experienced volatility, influenced by a sell-off in tech stocks and robust U.S. employment data, sparking market discussions on how Warsh, nominated by Trump as the next Fed Chair, will handle policy decisions.