Strong non-agricultural bombardment of the market! US dollar and US bond yields skyrocketed, and gold was on a "roller coaster"! The United States announced a new round of sanctions against Russia, and oil prices rose by 4% during the day... What major events have happened in the world since last Friday?
Gold stays long waiting for non-agricultural data, bullish sentiment turns cautious; U.S. bond yields are approaching 5%, gradually approaching key buying points; U.S. oil has fallen to key support, and today may decide the next direction... > >
The "Super Central Bank Week" has ended, and the US dollar and US bond yields continue to dominate, but the technical side is flashing "red lights". Can non-Americans seize this breathing opportunity? > >
On December 20th, US Treasury data showed that China's holdings of US Treasury bonds in October were 760 billion US dollars, a decrease of 12 billion US dollars from the previous month. Japan's holdings of US Treasury bonds in October were 1.103 trillion US dollars, a decrease of 20 billion US dollars from the previous month.
US bond yields and the dollar have rallied sharply recently as Mr. Trump leads Mr. Harris in the forecast markets. Investors are holding back bets on easy monetary policy as Mr. Trump, if he wins the election, will impose pro-growth measures on an already stronger US economy. Bitcoin posted its first weekly decline in three weeks as financial conditions tightened relatively. IG Aust...
US bond yields and the dollar have rallied sharply recently as Mr. Trump leads Mr. Harris in the forecast markets. Investors are holding back bets on easy monetary policy as Mr. Trump, if he wins the election, will impose pro-growth measures on an already stronger US economy. Bitcoin recorded its first weekly decline in three weeks as financial conditions tightened relatively. IG Aus...
The US index and US bond yields are still strong! Gold rebounded sharply after setting a new record high; it is reported that Russia may help Iran, Musk was warned by the Department of Justice letter... What major events happened around the world yesterday and this morning?
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the first time, and the two-year U.S. Treasury yield fell 8 basis points in the short term, now at 3.598%.
Traders are betting on stronger Treasury yields and the dollar, betting that Trump 2.0 will lead to inflation. But the trade has lost momentum in recent weeks as Democratic nominee Harris has turned the race upside down and erased Trump's advantage in the polls. The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index has fallen nearly 2% so far in August as traders prepare for the Fed pivot, its biggest drop since markets prematurely prepared for the Fed pivot late last year. Still, this...
The spread between the length of US bonds is inverted and approaching the 0 axis, sounding the alarm that the US economy may fall into recession; the bullish signal for gold is becoming more and more obvious, but investors need to... > >
On the eve of Powell's bombshell speech, the US index and US bond yields rebounded together, and gold fell by more than 1%! The latest US economic data are mixed, and Federal Reserve officials say the pace of interest rate cuts will be gradual... What major events have happened around the world last night and this morning?
The Super Central Bank Week is about to kick off, and the inversion of US bond spreads is being repaired, which may mean...
On July 12, U.S. Treasury yields rose on Friday after the release of U.S. PPI data was slightly higher than expected, but overall did not change expectations that the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates at its September meeting. The 10-year Treasury yield rose 3.5 basis points to 4.227%, up from 4.204% before the data was released. After the data was released, the two-year Treasury yield rose slightly to 4.510%. Before the report was released, it was 4.495%.
The overnight rise in the US index and US bond yields pushed the US-Japan exchange rate above the 160 mark. Analysts pointed out that the timing of the Bank of Japan's intervention may be on Friday..., for the US and Japan in September, the scheduled target was raised to X > >