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Trump’s Inauguration Fuels a Sharp Jump in Treasury Yields, Pushing 10-Year Bonds to 4.7% U.S. Treasury yields rise sharply as Trump’s inauguration nears, with forecasts suggesting potential increases to 5.5% or even 6%.
Lisa Cook Warns U.S. Stock Market Valuations Could Be Overly Optimistic Lisa Cook warns of elevated U.S. stock and corporate bond valuations, raising concerns about potential market risks and liquidity issues.
As U.S. Debt Grows, Short-Term Bonds Could Be a Time Bomb for the Market U.S. Treasury bonds maturing in 2025 hit $3 trillion, raising concerns over the increased short-term bond issuance amid fiscal deficits.
Fed Cuts Rates for the First Time in Four Years: What It Means for Investors The Fed has cut interest rates for the first time in four years, impacting corporate bond markets positively amid economic adjustments.
Risky Money Moves: How Biden's Economic Plan Could Backfire The Biden Administration is injecting a massive amount of money into the market ahead of the upcoming election. This fiscal spending, which began in earnest in May, is becoming a significant variable in the financial market. The funds deposited in the Treasury’s TGA account decreased from $930 billion at the end of April to $730 billion […]
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