The bond market is experiencing a "super week," with the 30-year Treasury Bond ETF rising more than 20% this year, and institutions state that volatility may continue after the New Year.
① The bond market experienced a "super week" of policy and trade; ② The 30-year Treasury Bond ETF saw an increase of over 3% in a single week, with an annual ROI of 20%; ③ Institutions do not have strong profit-taking motivation in the short term, and volatility may occur after the New Year.
Future Assets launches the Global X USA 0-3 Month Treasury Bond ETF (03440/09440).
On December 13, Future Assets Global Investment (Hong Kong) Limited announced the launch of the Global X USA 0-3 Month Treasury Bond ETF (03440 / 09440).
Technically meets the standard! South Korea's Finance Minister: All conditions for inclusion in the global sse government bond index have been met.
South Korea's Minister of Finance, Choi Sung-Mook, stated on Monday (September 30) that South Korea has met all the requirements to be included in the FTSE World Government Bond Index (WGBI); The specific list of this index will be decided on October 8; He added that even if South Korea is included in the WGBI, considering the market size, the inclusion process will also be gradual.
Goldman Sachs says South Korea is expected to be included in the FTSE World Treasury Bond Index in September
Goldman Sachs Group said on Wednesday that if South Korea makes a breakthrough in expanding foreign investor investment in its government bonds next month, South Korea could be included in an important global bond index in September. Goldman Sachs analysts led by Danny Suwanapruti wrote in a report that local media reported that European Settlements Bank and Clearstream will allow foreign investors to trade South Korea's sovereign securities starting in June, which means that South Korea is included in the FTSE Russell (FTSE Russell) World Government Bo (FTSE Russell) operated by FTSE Russell (FTSE Russell)
After a year of ups and downs, the yield on US 10-year Treasury bonds will return to square one
The past 12 months of trading have almost been a farce. This interest rate, which is regarded as the benchmark for global market and US mortgage rates, once fell to 3.25% after the March banking crisis, but in just a few months it rose above 5% for the first time in 16 years.
Expectations of rising US Treasury bonds to recoup losses this year and the Fed's interest rate cut prevail
As US Treasury bonds soared this month, erasing the decline of up to 3.3% in 2023, this year's ups and downs in the US debt market may come to a successful conclusion. The Bloomberg US Treasury Index rose 0.2% on Monday and is now back at the end of 2022. Investors originally anticipated that 2023 would be the year of bonds and did not expect to be hit continuously. Due to the resilience of the US economy, the Federal Reserve had to extend the tightening cycle. Now that inflation is slowing down, traders are betting that the Fed has ended interest rate hikes and will quickly switch to interest rate cuts in the first half of 2024, and the US bond market will also recover lost ground. “Growth momentum is at its peak, inflation