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Trump's tariffs have triggered a wave of selling in U.S. bonds, with investors rushing to German government bonds for safety.
① As USA President Trump initiated reciprocal tariffs, causing a decline in global stock markets, the global Bonds market experienced severe fluctuations on Wednesday, with investors seeking safe Assets, and German government bonds became the preferred choice; ② The German government recently launched a massive fiscal plan covering infrastructure, climate, and defense sectors.
The myth of U.S. Treasury bonds as a safe haven collapses. Who is selling the "most Global safe Assets"?
During turbulent times in the financial markets, US Treasury bonds are usually considered the safest Assets in the world, but in recent days, US bonds have fallen along with US stocks, raising doubts among investors about their safe-haven role.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen attempts to reassure the market: U.S. debt is just undergoing a "normal deleveraging process."
① The yield on US Treasury bonds continues to soar, with the 10-year Treasury yield rising to 4.43%, having previously broken through 4.50%; ③ US Treasury Secretary Yellen stated that the current state of the Treasury bond market is non-systemic and is expected to stabilize, but concerns about ongoing selling pressure in the market persist.
Safe-Haven Appeal of Dollar, Treasurys in Doubt -- Market Talk
Express News | The EU imposes a 25% tariff on the U.S.! The first round will take effect on April 15, involving commodities worth about 21 billion euros.
Trump humiliates the negotiating countries: "Leaders of various countries are kissing my ass to reach an agreement."
Trump imitated a pleading tone and said, "Please, sir, make a Trade, I am willing to do anything."