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Treasury Yields Slip Ahead of Data From U.S. Manufacturing Sector
This Investor Imagined Himself in 2035. He Expects U.S. Stocks to Struggle.
Jefferies Sees Mounting Risks for US Stock Market in 2025
Investors Dump Long-Dated Treasury ETF At Record Pace Ahead Of Trump's White House Return
Debt Ceiling Makes a Comeback. What It Means for Bonds
Treasury Yields Start New Year Little Changed -- Market Talk
What does a 1.7% yield on a 10-year government bond signify?
Xinda Securities believes that the recent pricing of the 10-year government bond yields reflects the potential for a decline in the OMO rate next year. Based on the economic outlook and monetary policy environment for 2025, it is anticipated that a reduction of 50 basis points in the OMO rate may be necessary to achieve a marginal easing similar to that of 2024, which suggests that the 1.7% yield on the 10-year government bonds does not appear to be overly priced.
The most important market changes in the past few weeks have impacted all Assets! However, HSBC believes that "this will bring good buying opportunities in the first half of the year."
HSBC believes that a "just right" economic environment may emerge in the first half of 2025. The market breadth of the S&P 500 Index has significantly decreased, and historical experience suggests that this may be a contrarian indicator, indicating that the market adjustment is nearing its end.
Treasury Yields Dip, but Remain Near Seven-month Highs, as New Trading Year Gets Underway
Treasury Yields Fall on First Trading Day of 2025
Express News | Citi: U.S. labor market at risk of deterioration, Fed may need to cut rates 3 to 5 times this year
GTJA: Will US bonds and US stocks once again show a "teeter-totter" effect?
Compared to last April, the market is clearly more optimistic about the USA economy and the US stock market, which in some way also implies a more pessimistic view on the Bonds market.
January's Must-see Financial Events: CES 2025, Q4 Earnings Season, and Trump's Inauguration Day
U.S. Treasury yields have declined, and the "Santa Claus rally" is still hindered. Wells Fargo & Co expects the Federal Reserve to only lower interest rates once next year!
On the second to last trading day of 2024, the yield on USA government bonds declined.
Is the next "explosive" market threshold for US Treasury bonds 4.75%?
Julian Emanuel, a strategist at Evercore ISI, stated that although long-term corporate earnings remain a driving force in the stock market, rising bond yields will pose the greatest challenge to the U.S. bull market. He expects that if the 10-year Treasury yield stays below 4.5%, the U.S. stock market will still have the ability to overcome pressure and continue to rise. However, if yields exceed 4.75%, it could trigger a longer and deeper stock market adjustment.
Yield Curves Steepened in Most Developed Markets This Year Amid Interest-Rate Cuts -- Market Talk
Treasury Yields Dip From 7-month High as Holiday-shortened Week Begins
The U.S. stock market bull market cannot be stopped? Societe Generale's big short is singing a different tune: the celebration is about to end, and it's time to exit.
Albert Edwards, a bear from Industrial Bank of France, warned that the end of the yield curve inversion and high expectations for the Technology Industry may indicate that the stock market frenzy in the U.S. is about to come to an end.
For the fourth consecutive year! The U.S. bond market has once again disappointed Wall Street.
Investors in U.S. Treasury bonds, who have been accustomed to the long bull market in the bond market for over a decade, may still find it hard to believe: the dismal year of the U.S. bond market has now undeniably continued into its fourth year...
U.S. Treasury yields have surged. Has Wall Street really changed this time?
More and more investors now believe that the USA economy can withstand higher interest rates, and inflation threats will persist. Analysts suggest that if Trump stimulates inflation by increasing tariffs and is unable to control the increase in US debt supply through budget deficit cuts, the 10-year yield could easily surpass 5%.