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US Treasury bonds head towards their worst monthly performance in over two years: Is Trump becoming the biggest 'nightmare' for the bulls?
① As the US presidential election approaches, the price of US Treasury bonds may face its worst monthly performance in over two years; ② As the US presidential election on November 5 approaches, Republican presidential candidate Trump seems to have become the biggest 'nightmare' in the minds of US bond bulls.
Ray Dalio warns against buying U.S. bonds on dips, citing the risk of a 'surprisingly sustained' rise in yields.
Neuberger Berman warns against buying US Treasury bonds on dips, stating that recent sell-offs may just be the beginning of a surprisingly sustained rise in yields.
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The best safe haven assets during the usa election? Investing in the Japanese Yen may be surprising.
①For investors seeking refuge during the US presidential election, the Japanese yen may be a surprising safe haven; ②Despite being in a devaluation trend overall this year, the Japanese yen remains the most popular safe asset; ③The inherent advantages of the Japanese yen, potential interest rate hikes by the Bank of Japan, and Trump's tariff policies are all bullish factors for the Japanese yen.
China Galaxy Securities: Will the US bond yield challenge 5% again?
The central tendency of the 10-year US Treasury yield is still around 3.7%-4.3%, with 4.3% already representing the upper bound under the high assessment of natural interest rates and term premiums.
Goldman Sachs: Month-end massive US Treasury issuance will lead to a surge in overnight repo rates due to collateral.
Goldman Sachs stated that this week the mmf market in usa will face an increasingly common month-end practice, whereby overnight loan rates will sharply rise as Wall Street banks absorb a large amount of newly issued US Treasury bonds.
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Buckle up! The next 10 days are crucial to the global market.
Mag7 financial report, US bond refinancing, non-farm, US election, Federal Reserve decision... These heavyweight events will be successively staged in the next 10 days, analysts warn to prepare for potential severe volatility.
What will happen if Trump wins the election? Goldman Sachs: Tariffs may be the first to be implemented.
①Morgan Stanley pointed out that the sequence of potential policy changes after the election is crucial. ②According to Morgan Stanley, once Trump takes office, tariff reforms are likely to take the lead in fiscal policy, immigration control, and tariffs...
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The Japanese yen has once again reached a "dangerous territory" inadvertently!
①The yen to dollar exchange rate fell to its lowest level in nearly three months on Wednesday, reigniting concerns that Japanese officials may take intervention actions to support the yen if it continues to depreciate. ②Market data shows that the yen exchange rate plunged by about 1.4% overnight, with the dollar against the yen temporarily rising to 153.18, the highest level since the end of July.
The entire US bond yield curve rises above 4%! Wall Street feels a strong 'shock' this night...
On Wednesday, there is still no sign of weakening in the sell-off trend in the US Treasury market. With widespread repricing of the Fed rate cut expectations and a surge in Trump's chances in the gambling market, US Treasury prices have fallen for the third consecutive day.
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