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United States 10-Year Bond Yield

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4.642
-0.013(-0.28%)
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United States 10-Year Discussions

upside target is done. Let's see how this starts to top out.
 I am long now and will add, I am long IEF, the only thing is that I will have to hedge USD, becaause I am CHF this is a panic wave in rates
I do not expect the FED to smooth the market, the economy is getting weak and will get the bid on Treasuries
no it just crossed on the upside at the third attempt. we are going to much higher rates
2.7% and 2.5% coming soon
Hope so
Likely to decline below 2.75% as market reassesses the balance. Only concern is the China lockdowns is impacting Chinese exports of steel and other metals which may cause their prices to zoom
I think 2.75% is as low as it will go for quite a while and maybe 3.25% max on the upside
Up!
Come on go down ffs
You be suprise central bank have made statement saying agressive hikes and action are not needed as much as they thought
lets hope this doesn't break past 2.75 or it could get really nasty. looks like policy will be put in place to normalise yield curve. they have to. or the economy crashes
whats the point in US10y if its % is worse than inflation? its a guaranteed loss
If you buy when yield is high and sell when yield is low = gains $$. And of course sometimes you want to be in something with less downside to alternatives (ie. I will make a loss going into it here but its less of a loss vs alternatives) but the former point is more imperative.
US 10 year yield is forced to remain attractive to help sucking liquidity from the system. Whether it has a conscious or default logic ? All said, hiking interest rates and remaining hawkish will gradually tame inflation. Eventually dollar gains strength thus reducing the attraction for Gold. But if inflation still lacks control then US10Year yield could soon witness > 2.50 mark
fed gunna have to do something big with rates next month
siii lo necesitó por favor español sii lo apruebi
2% yield against 7% inflation.
Many are happy with that because Nas100 has been sinking fast. All very odd because it doesn’t correspond with previous years.
this is a 10 years bond, so you have to compare it with the forecasted next 10 years inflation, which is 1.5-2.5%
Japan 10 year shooting up
Apparently the Federal reserve bank have accelerated their tapering of buying government bond  yields. To attract more buyers the US government are having to increase 10-year bond yields to make it more attractive for private and institutional buyers. I was falling initially because the US government want to avoid money moving out of the real economy and encourage money to move into the debt market and into the stock market to companies allowing creation of more jobs, more people being employed and as result more employment tax money being paid to the IRS reducing public sector borrowing and impacting GDP and economic growth of the USA as a whole. Further insight: Rumours interest rates will be raised from the beginning of 2022 to try and control the inflation which is getting out of control ( i think inflation will continue to increase for some time and in 2022)  Hope this helps :-)
May be.
would.make sense considering the move. I couldn't understand why the cash equity indices sold off. thought it was NY PMIs
then ur view on gold nd silver??
Why it has fallen on last 2 days? Omicron. Stocks more lucrative. Inflation too high.
Apparently the Federal reserve bank have accelerated their tapering of buying government bond  yields. To attract more buyers the US government are having to increase 10-year bond yields to make it more attractive for private and institutional buyers. I was falling initially because the US government want to avoid money moving out of the real economy and encourage money to move into the debt market and into the stock market to companies allowing creation of more jobs, more people being employed and as result more employment tax money being paid to the IRS reducing public sector borrowing and impacting GDP and economic growth of the USA as a whole. Further insight: Rumours interest rates will be raised from the beginning of 2022 to try and control the inflation which is getting out of control ( i think inflation will continue to increase for some time and in 2022)  Hope this helps :-)
it's going to touch 1.70 again , but inflation is high
think its maybe go 1.70
agree! 1.7 next
just a matter of time now, how long can it stay this low. max jan2022?
Seems Market is Pouring into Bonds...as Equity would be Flat to down for 2 years...😀
about time now...should hopefully head higher.
can someone explain why its falling? is it foreshadowing feds decision? was hoping yeilds to rise...
They will rise
hi
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helo bro
helo bro
it seems now the market is taking inflation seriously.
as inflation goes up, this will also
Powell should hv acted prudently...he simply delays it ..(.wanted to make sure of his reappointment...) mkt is going to force him to wake up and react
Tapering or no tapering by U.S Fed. Bond Yield bound to go up , up & record up upto at least January 22.
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