by laflammaster New ATL for 10Y and 3Mo treasury yield spread This is the 10Y yield – 3mo yield. A typical indicator of a looming recession when it’s below 0 for more than 10 days. It’s at -1.5%. US Treasury …
by: Clint Siegner Silver led precious metals markets higher last week. Safe-haven demand remains strong despite the rally in stock prices. There are lingering concerns among many investors about the economic outlook and the troubles in the banking sector are …
Junk bond yields rising to highest levels since November pic.twitter.com/mvjjX7Fi6R — Gunjan Banerji (@GunjanJS) March 20, 2023 This month, four banks failed: – Silvergate, $SI– Silicon Valley Bank, $SIVB– Signature Bank, $SBNY– Credit Suisse, $CS Will there be more? — …
The last time we saw this amount of implied volatility in US Treasury yields was in December 2008. pic.twitter.com/kT2zFsy1ez — Lisa Abramowicz (@lisaabramowicz1) March 16, 2023 Credit Suisse to borrow up to about $54 billion from Swiss National Bank Credit …
Look again at this chart and ask yourself why bond yields should be low? Market keeps pricing more MMT (selling bonds) or the fact that debt is unproductive and require way way way way higher yields (pushing the same time …
https://www.investing.com/rates-bonds/ h/t Khan
by confoundedinterest17 It has been a wild and mostly negative ride under Biden’s Reign of Error. 40-year highs in inflation (caused by Biden’s fossil fuel mandates and Federal spending) have left the US mortgage market FINALLY seeing positive REAL mortgage …
by Patosguinha Anyone agrees? Did not waste too much time building this, neither anyone needs to be a genious to see what is going on. Weimar 2.0.
By Michael Lebowitz Investors watch CNBC and CNBC’s competitors for guidance on where the markets are going. CNBC may provide insightful commentary from very qualified investors. Still, if one is watching CNBC to figure out where markets are headed, they …
by silvertomars The 1 year rate of change for US 30-year mortgages. The decline in new single family homes sold is the fastest since… 1980… the buyers are gone and the music has stopped US existing home sales fell for …
https://twitter.com/RetirementRight/status/1569391077228171264 This bond selling pressure is something I still can’t believe what I see. https://t.co/5okAk9EnVd — GregTheAnalyst (@Analyst_G) September 12, 2022 Steepest divergence between S&P Futures vs S&P 500 ever. Contract roll today. Buckle up pic.twitter.com/MQWzG3L8Ws — Financelot (@FinanceLancelot) September …
Adding another chart here. Been using Baltic Dry as a proxy for rates since pretty much pre GFC. Note decent LT correlation outside of times when shipping rates lead everything lower. Note as well post Covid $BDI leading higher in …
DXY breaking out, yields breaking out, causing risk on assets to sell off. Here it comes. — fejau (@fejau_inc) September 6, 2022 Credit Suisse CDS approaching levels last seen during the Great Financial Crisis. Probably nothing. pic.twitter.com/Rmdvb9oztd — Jonesy (@HedgeyeDJ) …
by confoundedinterest17 As inflation burns the US middle class and low wage workers, The Federal Reserve reaffirmed at Jackson Hole that they are the NEW Smoky The Bear (only The Fed can fight inflation fire!) But of course, Federal spending and …
By ZeroHedge Europe’s agricultural body is forecasting a dramatic drop in corn yields due to the ongoing drought gripping the continent. The plunge in corn output could result in further food inflation. Supermarket prices for meat in the EU jumped …
by David Brady via Sprott Money Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities, or TIPS, are the inverse of real yields. When TIPS rise, real yields fall, and vice-versa. Gold has an inverse correlation to real yields, such that when real yields rise, Gold falls, and vice-versa. …
by Boo_Randy The latest or*y of central bank bond buying of insolvent PIIGS bonds is going to be MASSIVELY inflationary – see Gregory Mannarino’s latest YouTube vids on this. Since all central banks commit their fiat currency fraud in concert, …
by confoundedinterest17 Up, up and away in our inflationary balloon! Regular gasoline prices have breached the $5 a gallon barrier, the highest in recorded history. And it is even worse in states like California where regular gas prices have been above …
by Shaun Richards Today I thought we should take stock on one of the changes of 2022 which is that we are beginning to see rises in interest-rates. If we look at the world’s main central bank the US Federal …
by ImFedUpWithItAll We’re all going to be hearing a lot about inverted yield curves in the coming months, so what’s the deal about them? I’ve tried to get an understanding of the subject, so here are my notes on it, weaving …
by laflammaster A market crash is imminent?
https://twitter.com/rubecube12/status/1508766815467368448 German 2-year yields surge above zero, to the highest since 2014, amid apparent progress in Ukraine-Russia peace negotiations. pic.twitter.com/qCfszBr9OX — Lisa Abramowicz (@lisaabramowicz1) March 29, 2022
by laflammaster You can trick the stock market, but you can’t trick the bond market. This is a treasury yield graph across multiple terms. I won’t go into what treasury yield is here. The squiggly lines showing a log-converted data …
From Sounding Line: With the war in Ukraine and imminently tightening monetary policy consuming most of investors’ bandwidth, it’s easy to overlook the historic meltdown happening right now in Chinese financial markets. China’s benchmark Shanghai Composite is down about 37% …
by confoundedinterest17 As someone who needs to move to Ohio, I would really appreciate it if mortgage rates would more closely follow the 10-year Treasury yield. But alas, Bankrate’s 30-year mortgage rate just rose to 4.30% as the US Treasury 10-year …
Japan, German 5Y yields > 0 for the first time in years pic.twitter.com/1yx0geoBrH — zerohedge (@zerohedge) February 4, 2022 .@Bloomberg Global Negative Yielding Debt Market Value – @SoberLook pic.twitter.com/skDO7KojhG — Rob Hager (@Rob_Hager) February 4, 2022
