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The actual rate of return has issued a series of alarms, Wall Street can't get what kind of signal this is
In the $23 trillion US Treasury bond market, a traditional economic alarm is getting louder and louder, yet Wall Street is a bit overwhelmed. With the spread of the coronavirus delta variant, real yields in the US and Europe have both reached record lows over the past week, which is often seen as a warning that global economic recovery is under threat. However, given that the Fed buys 120 billion US dollars of bonds every month, data and market trends are distorted due to the pandemic, and other technical factors, even Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is unable to figure out what is actually happening in the US treasury bond market these days. More importantly, in a better-than-expected US
Powell continues to release pigeons! Former Treasury Secretary Nuqin objected: the Fed should start to scale back its bond purchases.
Original title: Powell continues to play "dove"! Former Treasury Secretary Nuqin objected: the Fed should start to scale back its bond purchases. Source: after FX168 in the United States in June CPI and PPI continued to exceed expectations, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's latest statement still adheres to the temporary theory of inflation, but the former US Treasury Secretary disagrees with this, believing that the Fed should immediately scale back its asset purchases (taper). Steven Mnuchin, a former Treasury Secretary in the administration of Donald Trump (Donald Trump), said on Wednesday that the Fed should begin to reduce its purchases of treasury bonds and
Bank of America: us stocks may fall sharply in the third quarter to depress the market
Bank of America believes that five factors will put pressure on the market in the third quarter, causing asset prices to fall, the stock market could also fall sharply, and the S & P 500 could fall below 4000. BofA analysts wrote in a report that many assets had good news in the first half of this year, but the Wall Street "boom / bubble" may need "some respite". They believe that five factors-pandemics, prices, positioning, policy and profits-will drag on credit, equity and commodity returns in the third quarter, in part because of expectations of relatively weak corporate earnings growth in the fourth quarter. 1.
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