U.S. Treasury ETFs are a type of exchange-traded fund (ETF) that focuses on investing in U.S. government bonds. These ETFs typically invest in U.S. Treasuries with varying maturities to provide investors with a diversified selection of bond investments. U.S. Treasuries are often viewed as safe-haven assets and stable income investment options due to their high credit ratings and low-risk characteristics.
USA CPI hits record high, does the Global market gain from misfortune? Bank of America Hartnett: Trump's "soft spot" has been exposed.
Analyst Michael Hartnett pointed out that inflation in the USA is surging, indicating that in the coming months, Trump must "play small" on tariffs and immigration issues instead of making "big moves" to avoid triggering a second wave of inflation.
The expectations for tariffs continue to ferment, causing significant fluctuations in Copper within a week.
Recently, the main factors driving the prices of gold and copper are expectations regarding tariffs. In addition to the anticipated 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico, many Institutions predict that the Trump administration may impose a 10% tax on imported refined copper. Gold and copper prices on COMEX continue to strengthen, especially the premium of copper prices compared to other market prices has rapidly widened, reaching a historic high. On Friday, copper prices fell sharply; on one hand, USA retail data showed significant weakness, and on the other hand, there may be new news about tariffs, causing price spreads to narrow significantly as prices fell, with gold prices also following suit in the correction.
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