This chart is from The Economist's article on "the fast-growing stock of AI-related debt." Without a matching rise in loanable funds, persistent rate pressure will likely crowd out rate-sensitive, non-tech sectors. #economy #markets #bonds #yields @TheEconomist https://t.co/zbJNors0XI
约6%的长期预算赤字,再加上到期债务以更高利率再融资,这笔账是这样算的: #经济 #市场 #债务 #收益率 https://t.co/PhUJwQvf37 原文: The math of a protracted budget deficit of around 6% PLUS the refinancing of maturing debt at higher rates: #economy #markets #debt #yields https://t.co/PhUJwQvf37
As this mix of charts from CNBC and Bloomberg illustrates, one of the few areas of economic and financial relief this past week came from lower government bond yields. More to follow in my weekly look at global economy and markets. #economy #markets #stocks #bonds #oil #gold https://t.co/3bG9pFMRc
Our latest #OnInvesting podcast episode has dropped, on which @CollinMartinCS and I explore hotter-than-expected inflation and why investors should remain focused on quality as higher rates pressure more interest-rate-sensitive companies. Colin also sits down with @TCWGroup
Today's TBAC/Dealer Questionnaire may have been a signal that "The House" has folded. If he had wanted to pump ahead of election he could have. The odds he folded went up today. Read this client report and pinned tweet for membership info. https://t.co/XqG6e4LXmx
Your occasional reminder that nobody has "lost control of the long end" of the bond market. The yield curve is flat. Yields are broadly high, from short to long, because inflation is persistently above-target. https://t.co/x8OigvaiSc
Fascinating thread 引用 @jstatistic:What’s behind the saw-tooth in Canadian Treasury holdings and money-fund repo to Canadian banks? Mostly the well-known window-dressing by dealers around reporting dates. But I think it masks the bigger takeaway. https://t.co/4hKy9eRu8o
尽管本周CPI与PPI都热于预期,十年期收益率仍下行。 原文: 10-year yield down despite CPI and PPI coming in hotter than expected this week. https://t.co/N4H2O0yLyN https://t.co/WePZzQYJj6 引用 @TheStalwart:We've had two hot inflation prints in a row, and yet rates have been sliding. The entire market is all about the AI trad
Why are US government bond yields falling despite hotter-than-expected CPI and PPI inflation prints (CNBC chart below)? I suspect it comes down to two main drivers, with the second having more implications for the well-being of the US and global economies: A flight to quality https://t.co/DPn00Fgg
今天清晨值得注意:10年期美国国债收益率大幅下跌,交易于略低于5.10%的水平。 #economy #markets #bonds #yields https://t.co/Dd9VLyFsNF 原文: Of note this early morning: the yield on 10-year US government bonds has fallen sharply, trading just below 5.10%. #economy #markets #bonds #yields https://t.co/Dd9VLyFsNF
Today is another good example... shift up across the curve largely driven by higher short-end rate expectations, not some ambiguous "buyers strike" at the long-end. https://t.co/hr2vslPcFm
债市正常状态 当我们最爱的债市末日论者加大对美国利率“末日决战”的鼓吹时,现实是:与基础数据和预期中的进一步紧缩相比,这轮收益率上升看起来相当正常。 https://t.co/QkXiGU1wB5 https://t.co/R8fhE8lGaW 原文: Bond Market Normalcy While our favorite bond doomers amp up their calls for US rate armageddon, the reality is the yield rise looked pretty normal compared to underlying
Fiscal dominance. And it begs the question; if hikes don’t have the same effect, is going further really the answer? 引用 @AahanPrometheus:The Fed may have to go further than in prior cycles to slow down activity Hikes don't have the same effect as before https://t.co/k5AKTFbYs1
I agree with Mr. Batson; China needs more borrowing (used more efficiently) to support consumption and strengthen nominal GDP growth. I think many folks have the wrong intuition around an economy that saves 40% of GDP. It will either run massive external surpluses, or be in a 引用 @andrewbatson:@ni
If the French-German spread ends October at these levels, it'll represent a higher monthly high than the worst of the Euro crisis. Still below the daily peak in 2011. https://t.co/eWGtM7Rutb
Hammack adds that Fed should act and markets react — encouraging to see rise in yields contributing to tighter policy stance, but stresses this is a function of Fed actions and signaling.
Hammack speaks about accountability and information in Fed providing forecasts — « but I’m not invested in SEP being right » She offers connecting the dots with economic forecasts to have a better understanding of individual reaction functions https://t.co/K61fi3nqKH
Good morning. Where do G-7 sovereign yields stand entering the new week? Here’s the 10-year government debt lineup from the WSJ. #economy #markets #bonds #yields https://t.co/JSRcursLeG
As a structural bond bear, I actually don’t find this recent bear surge in bonds surprising. The yield curve is still flat, nothing is broken. It’s almost expected. But now, the more people talk about it, the more I might become neutral on bonds. https://t.co/uOrymG3qRA
French versus Italian sovereign spreads: What Bloomberg is reporting here was thought unlikely, if not unthinkable, not so long ago. #economy #markets #europe #france #italy https://t.co/MEMDAXSGGV