by confoundedinterest17 The US economy is now forecast to grow at a rate of 8.33% following the massive Covid lockdown. And the US Treasury 10Y-3M curve fell along with GDP forecast
by confoundedinterest17 Treasury managed to sell $24 BILLION in 30 year Treasury bonds. The high yield rate was 2.32%. The result? The 30Y-2Y Treasury slope declined along the the 10Y-2Y
U.S. yields at 2% may trigger an adverse event according to Nouriel Roubini. Inflation is coming has been the signal sent from bond markets. More money moving into the stock
US 🇺🇸 DOLLAR FINALLY BREAKING DOWN?🤔 pic.twitter.com/YgJB7Ai6Ce — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) March 31, 2021 US bond yields rise as new spending binge is unveiled. pic.twitter.com/BD95MCfvd7 — Daniel Lacalle (@dlacalle_IA)
by td0000001 I have noticed that a lot of here can’t read so of course I decided to write up about Bonds. Who cares nobody is going to read it
The ongoing tussle between the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and government bond traders has seen a fresh twist. In a historic first for the Indian bond market, the central
by David Brady via Sprott Money When it comes to FOMC meetings, I always say “Don’t trust the first move” immediately after the announcement and the follow-up press conference. Yesterday was no different.
by Matthew Levy, CFA March Madness started on Thursday (Mar. 18), but stocks got the jump on their own brackets this week. Let’s dive in. Although Wednesday (Mar. 17) saw the
by confoundedinterest17 The Federal Reserve seems calm about rising prices, such as the Philadelphia Fed Business Survey showing faster rising prices since 1979. (Bloomberg) — Treasury yields breached more key levels
U.S. Treasury Yields Climb Sharply: WSJ Selling in U.S. government bonds picked up steam again Friday, propelling yields past recent highs and putting an end to several sessions of
Authored by Daniel Lacalle, How can a a small rise in bond yields scare policymakers so much? Ned Davis Research estimates that a 2% yield in the US 10-year bond
via @TaviCosta: These rates tend to converge as we approach the end of economic cycles. Just like the tech & housing bubble peaks! Classic head-and-shoulders pattern. Look out. New video &
by Kimble Charting Crude Oil, Stocks, and Yields have experienced a high degree of correlation over the past few months. All three peaked together near the end of September and all
by Lance Roberts With the month of February now officially in the books, we can take a look at our long-term monthly indicators to see what they are telling us
By The Phoenix Yesterday’s article caused quite a stir. I wish that represented the worst of what’s to come, but it doesn’t. Prepare to be taxed. The growing mantra from the
via @HenrikZeberg: “#Deflation” or “#Disinflation” have been my call for a long time. We are not out of Kondratiev’s winter yet. We haven’t seen the all events which unfold during K’s