kathy jones, subadra rajappa, diana amoa, thank you.to get a market check on where treasuries have been through the week. two, tens, 30's. yields coming lower by four basis points on the front end. five on the 10 and a 30-year. still ahead, the final spread. the week ahead, featuring a fresh reading on u.s. inflation and another round of u.s. china trade talks. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." it's time for the final spread. coming up over the next week, u.s. treasury secretary steven mnuchin heading over to china for another round of trade talks, approaching that deadline at the beginning of march. plus, a eurozone finance ministers meeting. more debate in the u.k. parliament over brexit. a u.s. inflation report and the potential u.s. government shutdown on the cards. still with me are kathy jones, subadra rajappa, and diane amoa. i want to wrap things up with something, kathy, i know you want to talk about. we reached this level in 10-year treasuries and some big names c

still with me are kathy jones, subadra rajappa, and diane amoa.rap things up with something, kathy, i know you want to talk about. we reached this level in 10-year treasuries and some big names came out and said at the beginning of the bear market, the 30 year downtrend is done. and we're back to those levels again. what's your takeaway? kathy: to me, a bear market is price over time or yield over time and you can't pick a moment in time and declare we started a bear market. we just don't see the potential for inflation on the horizon to push us into a bear market. we think it's more of a range trade than anything else. jonathan: subadra? subadra: i agree with kathy. i think it's really hard, especially after seeing 30 years of one-way yields, i just cannot imagine a sustained selloff in yields, treasuries that will lead to a bear market in bonds. jonathan: diana, what do you think? diana: while i get the argument on why inflation has been lowered, etc., you can't discount the fact that we are seeing a modest pickup in wage growth across most econ