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United States 10-Year Bond Yield

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4.623
-0.026(-0.56%)
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United States 10-Year Discussions

Rise in rates will bankrupt the US they will not let it happen with $30 trillion debt
rates will stabil below 0.5 for long term.
How can they be bankrupt when they can print their own money to infinity?!
inflation and weak is dollar they are ****ed really between hammer and hard place
to have growth ,  you need to have rise in rates..  if there is no rise in rates, there will be no growth,  real rise in rates is the real growth in economy it is showing economy is growing at 1.6%  which is not inflation when economy grows  beyond 6 7 % then you will have inflation,    2-3 % is not inflation it is growth..
just bcos rates  rise from 0 to  3 or 5  doesn't mean  inflation,  inflation occurs when  ,  rates go above 7 or more, else it is healthy economy growth,  else there will be no growth...
if there is any real inflation, gold would go up..  since there is no inflation  gold is going down..   rates need to go up  they can't stay at 0 forever ..   they will rise as economy is recovering
there is no inflation, it is just these players  saying it.
who asked the stock players to rise stocks so high..  , if they let the stocks to correct  by 30% it is healthy for economy . and to rise the rates to 5%   and then we can have slow growth of stocks and yield  like in normal days.
it is all about  Govt control now.  Govt is doing stimulus to give money to needy and to help economy not for these bond , stock players to play with money and keep creating bubbles and inflation hype.   As  Fed said, when inflation happens Fed will rise rates. in the mean time,  the stocks should go back to 21 PE and treasury should go back to 5% .   there is no inflation.  it is just to scare you and create problems in markets..
will slowly but surely continue its correction. probably some volatility but most likely we will reach close to 2% by summer. the rotation into commodities will continue
or fed qill start printing or caping yield move higher. collapse is close like never before hyperinflation and or currency collapse. time to buy physical
Do u think we will all go back to living in caves Martin? Lol
yield rise isn't a bad thing, as the economy reopen, inflation is expected to rise. the market is correcting itself, pricing overblown growth techs and value stocks.
Stimulus will bring less market volatility - that will crash the 10 yr yields. 5% drop overnight.
No it will raise yield because of inflation fears
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over dependent on stimulus, most traders who started last year thought stimulus will save the bubble from popping
How this yields will come down? any textbook help
Operation Twist US federal reserve intervention
capping yeld or buying by fed
buying more inflation, caping = market manipukation , we are done guys this is a currency collapse ! be prepared
John and what about inflation?
pe ratio of  SP 500 should be around 15 to 21  which is the healthy economy  , currently it is at 43.74  which has to be controlled we can't have sp 500 at pe of 40 and 100 so yields rise is the control to bring back sanity
only when yields rise ,    markets will correct,  and it will have proper  valuations,  economy will return to normal ..    and bitcoin, gold,  tech stocks will come back to earth ..  currently they are all floating in sky which has to be controlled and the way to control is to rise yields and bring things back to normal
its time to understsand the mistake  that the yields will have to rise back,  and stock markets will have come back to proper valuations ,  the only control needed is to stop  creating  assset bubbles with high valuations
Surely its time to control this
currently we have blown asset bubbles with sp500 yield at 1.5% and treasury at 1.4% which is very unhealthy for economy and finance as long as this exists, these issues will have major disaster  some time in future.
in normal times,  SP 500 had yeild of 4% had treasury had yeild of 5 - 6 %   and people can choose between  stocks and bonds..  that is the normal life
what we need is a proper healthy correction of 20 to 30%  across the globe so that things become  more normal  ..  once we have strong proper market corrections and proper  P/E then yield rates will have no impact.
the best way is to let the markets correct 20 to 30%  and then  slowly provide stimulus that  the markets willl have proper correction , yields to rise slow to 2 to 3 %  that way it will stop the maniac asset bubbles in stocks, tech and  bitcoin
its not as simple as that,  they hope that huge stimulus will stop the yield rate from going up sharply ..  however there is no way to lower this yield just like that..
Will US gvnmt stimulus lower this yield rate?
Will US gvnmt stimulus lower this yield rate?
may i know will it continue to dip further in the future?
yes
soon US10YT going touch 2%.
You do know if these yields go to say 5% it would bankrupt the whole US givernement right?
Very unlikely
Maybe less than 5% would do that
Why does this ********yield keep going up so quick central banks need to do something
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