Major actions by the US Treasury and the Federal Reserve are coming! Foreign media: traders who will reverse the bond market will soon receive “strong backing”
The US Treasury will launch a debt buyback program, and the Federal Reserve will start slowing down its balance sheet reduction in June, which will provide strong support to traders.
A significant benefit? The US Treasury takes action for the first time in more than 20 years
Traders caught up in the Federal Reserve waiting game have good news, and the market is about to reap two “good backing.”
For the US bond market, this “short trading week” may usher in some good news...
① Since Monday coincides with “Memorial Day”, the US market will usher in a “short trading week” of only four trading days this week. ② However, for bond traders who are stuck on the sidelines due to the Federal Reserve's interest rate policy, they may soon receive some welcome support.
Why is Trump unfit to be president? “Old Debt King” Gross: He's worse for the bond market!
Gross believes that Trump's assertion that continuing tax cuts and spending increases will exacerbate the US deficit, which will trigger market dissatisfaction with him.
Not even Nvidia can save the market! US data “thunderbolt from the blue”, Wall Street's “heart shattered”
① Nvidia's performance cannot be described as poor, and the increase in its stock price after the earnings report was released; ② However, all of this did not save the fate of the US stock market falling sharply for two consecutive days on Wednesday and Thursday.
Gold has become the new favorite of investors, and its status as a safe haven for US debt is being challenged due to debt risk concerns
According to Kristina Hooper, chief global market strategist at Invesco, the difference between these two assets shows that investors are increasingly concerned about soaring US government debt, so they prefer real assets.
The bond problem is intensifying, the ultimate safe-haven position is gradually being lost, and gold is taking its place
Today, the status of bonds as the ultimate safe-haven asset is facing unprecedented challenges.
Treasury Yields Plow Higher as Traders See First Fed Cut Later
Treasury yields surged as data showing strength in US business activity and a tight labor market sparked traders to push back the timing for Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts until the end of this year.
First time in 50 years! Gold returns surpass US debt
Analysts pointed out that the first choice for safe-haven assets has become gold rather than US Treasury bonds.
Treasury Yields Hold Steady After U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims Come in Below Expectations
Treasury yields were little changed Thursday morning after weekly initial jobless-benefit claims remained rangebound last week.
Goldman Sachs's latest warning: the level of US debt has reached a dangerous zone!
Goldman Sachs economists expect actual US interest expenses to soar in the next ten years! Does Yellen have to “worry” this time around?
Treasury Yields Inch Higher as Traders Absorb Fed Minutes, Await Economic Updates
Bond yields rose slightly early Thursday as investors eyed looming weekly jobless claims data and services and manufacturing surveys for fresh clues on the health of the U.S. economy.
New signs of slowing global inflation are driving up European and American bond markets. Tonight, focus on the Federal Reserve's minutes
① As new evidence shows that developed countries in Europe and the US seem to have finally controlled inflation, global bond prices rose one after another on Tuesday; ② On Tuesday, after the latest data showed that the year-on-year increase in Canada's CPI fell to a three-year low, Canadian treasury bonds led the rise; ③ the Federal Reserve will release the minutes of its April 30 to May 1 monetary policy meeting at 2 a.m. Beijing time on Thursday.
Bond traders cut bets on the Fed's interest rate cut, and US debt bears are back on the rise
Traders remain cautious and wait for more data to confirm that inflation is moving in the right direction, while waiting for the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) minutes of the May meeting to be released on Wednesday to provide new clues about the Federal Reserve's policy path.
Treasury Yields Dip After Rising for Three Days in a Row on Fed Rate-cut Caution
Bond yields fell early Tuesday as investors eyed another batch of comments from Federal Reserve officials.
US Treasury yields rebounded for the third day in a row! The optimism nurtured by CPI data has subsided
① US bond yields rebounded for the third consecutive trading day on Monday, curtailing the decline recorded last week due to signs of easing inflationary pressure; ② There was no major economic data on Monday to stimulate market position adjustments. Investors instead paid more attention to the latest comments from many Fed officials and the issuance of a series of investment-grade bonds, as companies hoped to issue bonds just in time for the upcoming holiday.
Treasuries Slip for a Third Day as Inflation Optimism Wears Thin
Treasuries fell for a third day on Monday, paring last week’s rally in US bonds on signs of easing inflationary pressures.
Nearly $35 trillion! Soaring US debt and deficits raise fears
According to the data, the US government debt has now reached 34.5 trillion US dollars, which is about 11 trillion US dollars higher than the level in March 2020, accounting for more than 120% of the total US economy.
The stock and bond markets of various countries are starting a competitive upward model: the wave of global interest rate cuts is coming!
The global bond market is expected to record its strongest month of the year, and national stock indexes are hitting record highs — for investors in the global market, although less than three weeks have passed since May, the performance of the global equity market is certainly surprising enough.
Will ultra-long-term US bonds usher in a “bear market reversal”? Bank of America: 30Y US bonds are the “best hedge” to prevent a hard landing
Bank of America investment strategist Michael Hartnett said that returns on 30-year US Treasury bonds have been extremely poor in recent years, but that may change this year.