Treasury Debt Gets 'Punched in Face' After Trump Win. What to Do With Bonds Now
Treasury Yields Hover Near 4-month Highs as Attention Turns to Fed
"Bond Vigilantes" target Trump, the "anchor of global asset pricing" dances again.
The financial markets believe that Trump's policies may lead to inflation and increase federal debt, causing US bond interest rates to rise.
Trump's 'Second Impeachment', inflation risk still ignored by the market? Experts: Don't underestimate it too much.
Bloomberg macroeconomic strategist Simon White believes that while it is generally believed that Trump's policies will fuel inflation in the USA, the market currently still underestimates the inflation outlook. He stated that, based on risk adjustment, inflation-linked bonds remain one of the best assets to combat rising inflation.
Trump secures the White House! The US bond market is undergoing a huge wave, and the Fed's policy is facing a major test.
①Republican presidential candidate Trump secures election victory, Republicans win Senate control; ②U.S. 10-year Treasury notes yield surged by 18 basis points, 2-year U.S. Treasury notes yield rebounded to a high since August, USD index soared by 180 points. ③Republican control of the Senate may lead to a shift in economic policy, increasing deficits and inflation, sparking market concerns about the Fed's future room for interest rate cuts.
Will U.S. Treasury Yields Surge Postelection? ETFs in Focus
