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The World Needs the Dollar, Even a Battered One, Says This Strategist. Here's How to Play That.
Trump's pressure on the Federal Reserve triggers a flight to safety, with two-year German bonds becoming a "safe haven" for funds.
President Trump took a tough stance against Federal Reserve Chairman Powell, causing investors to flock to safe havens in Europe, which led to a significant rise in the prices of German short-term Bonds.
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Dollar Weakness to Be in Focus This Week -- Market Talk
The surge in US bond yields vs. the safety of European bonds! After Gold breaks 3450, can it still be chased for more?
On Tuesday (April 22), the Global financial market resumed Trade after the Easter holiday, with market sentiment driven by multiple factors. U.S. Treasury yields showed a mixed performance during the day, with the yield on the 10-Year Treasury Notes rising slightly to 4.414%, while the 30-Year yield fell slightly to 4.897%. The Eurozone Bond market displayed relative stability, with the German 10-Year Treasury Notes Yield falling slightly to 2.457%, indicating certain safe-haven appeal. The USD rose slightly by 0.02% to 98.3728, while the euro against the dollar fell by 0.11% to 1.1499. Spot Gold continued to perform strongly, reported at 34.
Markets Bet on Fed Interest-Rate Cuts -- Market Talk
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