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The Fed cut interest rates significantly, why did mortgage loan rates in the USA 'rise instead of fall'?
Analysis believes that, on the one hand, it is due to the surge in implied volatility of USA Treasury options, investors facing the risk of borrowers repaying early need a higher yield as compensation. On the other hand, the Option Adjusted Spread (OAS) of MBS is rising, investors are demanding additional returns to compensate for MBS risks.
The most favored inflation data by the Federal Reserve is coming! Will gold aim to break through the key level of 2800 tonight?
Both the market and the Federal Reserve are in a "tricky position"! Be careful of tonight's data potentially overturning the number of interest rate cuts by the Fed this year...
Stay put or cut interest rates as planned? Tonight's PCE will add fuel to the direction of next week's Fed decision.
The latest performance of the inflation index favored by the Federal Reserve is about to be released, the US Department of Commerce will release the US September Personal Consumption Expenditure Price Index (PCE) tonight, a key data disclosed before the Fed's interest rate decision next week.
Behind the abnormal large-scale selling of U.S. Treasury bonds: Is a debt crisis beginning to show its signs?
①Benjamin Picton, senior macro strategist at Rabobank, warned in a latest report released this Wednesday that a debt crisis may have already begun to show its signs. ②Sovereign currency issuing governments can secretly "default" by devaluing their own currency, with bond holders being the scapegoats.
Trump posed a 'soul-searching' question to voters: Has the past four years been good? The reality is...
Former President Trump has posed a "soul-searching" question: Americans, is your life better now than it was four years ago? However, he seems overly confident. In reality, his "achievements" are similar to Biden's.
U.S. Treasury Department's Major Quarterly Refinancing Announcement: Maintaining the same long-bond auction size and guidance unchanged.
The US Treasury Department maintains the quarterly auction size of its long-term debt unchanged, with quarterly refinancing set at $125 billion, and reiterates its guidance that there will be no increase in issuance size 'at least in the next few quarters,' all in line with market expectations. However, some strategists warn that this is the Biden administration's final refinancing plan, and the outcome of next week's election may bring changes to US debt management strategies and related personnel.