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 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.
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