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Jitters in the US bond market look like the main reason Trump hit pause on higher tariffs
The volatility of bond markets and nervousness among investors seems to have been the catalyst for encouraging Trump to pause the higher tariffs for 90 days. Trump himself remarked that bond markets had become “a little bit yippy”. So what exactly spooked them? Several forces seem to have combined to drive this sudden shift in sentiment.
“The fear is the U.S. is losing its standing as the safe haven,” said George Cipolloni, a fund manager at Penn Mutual Asset ...
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US Treasuries are behaving unusually as yields rise during market turmoil, raising doubts about their safe-haven status amid ...
A U.S. Treasury debt auction of $39 billion in benchmark 10-year notes was well received on Wednesday, showing solid investor ...
As the fallout from President Trump’s global trade war spreads, investors are fleeing what is typically seen as the safest ...
The normally staid bond market's latest gyrations suggest that foreign governments, banks, and investors are losing ...
U.S. Treasury investors were left bruised on Wednesday despite a temporary pause in U.S. tariffs, as some funds were forced ...
The slumping dollar and increase in yields on U.S. government bonds were signs that the world’s faith in the United States ...
When Treasury auctions go well, Veldkamp said, “it means that all of the bonds that the U.S. government wanted to get sold, ...
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