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This article was written by Rory Hall and originally published at The Daily Coin We are told China’s economy is hurting, the “trade wars” are working and bringing China to it’s … Read more
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Where is the Fed’s “U-Turn” that Wall Street promised us? In June, the Fed shed Treasury securities at the slower pace announced in its new plan for … Read more
via zerohedge: JP Morgan got out ahead of many of its Wall Street peers two months ago when its chief economist laid out the bank’s view that it now expects two 25 basis … Read more
Investors have been expressing extreme enthusiasm for bonds. Is a turning point nigh? Chart price patterns are a useful aide in figuring out the answer …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter One of them is wrong. Watch out for it to snap in an ugly manner. When the economy goes into a downturn, even a plain-vanilla recession … Read more
from Zero Hedge Overall, U.S. total cross-border investment was an $8.1 billion outflow in March, consisting of: Foreign net selling of Treasuries at $12.5b Foreign net selling of equities at $23.6b Foreign net … Read more
Do you think that China and U.S. trade issues are playing a role in this situation? With the trade issues constantly applying pressure on both sides, both politically and … Read more
by John Ward After the 2009 Crash, the Queen asked why nobody saw it coming. After Crash2, there may well be bricks hurtling through her windows. The social change that will … Read more
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter The US Treasury yield curve is having some bad-hair days. It is overall flat-ish, but within this description, it is steepening at the short end, sagging … Read more
RT, Released on 1/9/18 Max interviews Karl Denninger of Market-Ticker.org about the markets in 2019 – can the Fed put lipstick on the market pig? They also discuss tech stocks, … Read more
via reuters: A worrying sign of inversion in the U.S. Treasury bond curve is dulling the appeal of the developed world’s highest-yielding bond market for foreign investors. Overseas investors are reviewing … Read more
Treasury International Capital flows showed Brazil the biggest buyer of Treasurys in August (followed by Ireland and France), but it was China and ‘ally’ Japan that dumped the most Treasurys … Read more
by stockboardasset via RTRS Foreign investors are showing signs of fatigue in absorbing the supply of Treasuries that is growing due to the U.S. government’s ballooning budget gap, posing a risk … Read more
via RT’s business The persistently soaring US debt is now well over $21 trillion. While most media focus on foreign holders of US Treasuries, they make up less than 30 percent … Read more
by Jeff Clark, Senior Precious Metals Analyst, GoldSilver In case you’re unfamiliar with the 1966 movie The Russians Are Coming!, it’s a fun romp about a Russian submarine that accidentally runs … Read more
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Russia, Japan, and the Fed dumped. So who bought? China’s holdings of US Treasury bonds, notes, and bills, after rising in February and March, fell by … Read more