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The Biggest Problem Trump and Harris Aren't Talking About
Wall Street bond issuance frenzy is coming! Six major banks will wildly distribute $20 billion in bonds next week?
Wall Street banks are expected to launch a series of bond issuances next week to take advantage of ultra-low credit spreads and strong investor demand.
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10-year US Treasury yield hits a new 10-week high intraday, mixed feelings about long-term US Treasury auctions.
The US Department of the Treasury auctions 10-year Treasury bonds with a bid yield of 4.066%, significantly soaring from last month's 3.648%, and the bid-to-cover ratio is lower than the recent average. Surprisingly strong overseas demand. Before the auction results were released, the yield on 10-year US Treasury bonds rose to an intraday high of 4.07%, and after the results were announced, the yield remained largely unchanged.
Georgehx : What do you mean?
Derpy Trades OP Georgehx : JP Morgan and at least one other major bank are selling off while Treasury yields are falling. That tends to be a strong sign of flight to safety.
Georgehx Derpy Trades OP : You’ve got a valid point but I’m holding mainly bonds atm bcz of the volatility in market rn & bonds tend to rise when interest rates fall so doesn’t really matter 25 or 50 basis points, bonds esp longer ones will do well am I right to say that?
Derpy Trades OP Georgehx : The bond market is very complex, and so that is a very difficult question to answer. In most scenarios bonds will rally when or even in anticipation of rate cuts, but if there were ever a black swan event in which the Fed had to monetize our government's debt, long-term interest rates would likely skyrocket and bonds would depreciate quickly.