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US bond market: Recession concerns eased, US bond yields significantly reversed.
After a turbulent week, the global bonds market has calmed down as concerns about potential economic downturn in the USA recede.
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The top three officials of the Federal Reserve are becoming more dovish: The Fed's "crazy journey" has just begun, and the September meeting may reduce interest rates by 50 basis points.
Dudley, who called for a Fed rate cut in July two weeks ago, believes the longer the Fed delays cutting interest rates, the greater the possible economic damage; once in recession, the Fed is unlikely to cut rates immediately, and may cut 25 or 50 basis points in September depending on the data; the interest rate outlook may remain uncertain in the coming months, and there may be greater volatility in the stock and bond markets.
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Japanese stock market rebounds strongly, US stock futures rise, and US bonds fall.
On Tuesday, the Japanese stock market opened higher and regained some of the lost ground on Monday. Earlier, global stock markets plummeted and markets such as New York and London were in dire straits. In early Asia trading, US equity index futures rose, while US Treasuries fell.
"Black Monday" triggers panic! Retail investors rush to sell, and US brokerage websites are crashing one after another.
The US stock market ushered in a 'Black Monday', causing panic among American retail traders on Monday morning. Website monitoring institution DownDetector reported that as a large number of users tried to log in to their accounts and sell stocks, brokerage websites such as Charles Schwab, Fidelity, TD Ameritrade, Vanguard, and E-Trade began to crash before market opened.
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