From Yun Li: KEY POINTS
Tag: treasuries
The Fed’s failing to cut rates could be what sinks the stock market
From Jeff Cox: KEY POINTS
Treasury yields drop as investors await trade negotiation outcome
From Thomas Franck: U.S. government debt yields fell on Monday as investors prepared for a key trade meeting between President Donald Trump and China leader Xi Jinping.
Treasury yields continue their decline, lowest levels since 2016
From Thomas Franck:
Yield on the 10-year treasury dips to lowest level in nearly two years
From Thomas Franck: KEY POINTS
Fed leaves rates unchanged and forecasts no rate cuts in 2019
From Jeff Cox : A divided Federal Reserve held the line on interest rates Wednesday and indicated formally that no cuts are coming in 2019. The decision came amid divisions over what is ahead and still leaves open the possibility that policy loosening could happen before the end of the year depending on how conditions […]
What to expect when the Fed announces its interest-rate decision today
From Heidi Chung : The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) will deliver its interest-rate decision Wednesday, following a two-day meeting. After the committee’s announcement, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell will hold a press conference. Given the recent escalation of the U.S.-China trade war and slew of worrisome economic data, this month’s FOMC meeting will be […]
Treasury yields drop as investors remain hopeful for a Fed rate cut
From Thomas Franck:
Why this chief strategist says the bond market is signaling a top for equities
From Carmen Reinicke:
Why does this Wharton professor thinks the Fed should cut rates but probably won’t?
From Keris Lahiff: Stocks have rallied within range of records on high hopes for a rate cut, possibly as soon as next week.
President Trump’s pivot on trade with Mexico gives investors hope and lifts treasury yields
From Kate Duguid: NEW YORK, June 10 (Reuters) – U.S. government bond yields rose on Monday, as risk appetite was lifted by the U.S.-Mexico trade and migration deal signed on Friday, tempering expectations of interest rate cuts in 2019.
Goldman Sachs (GS) believes it’s unlikely that the Fed will cut rates
From Yun Li: KEY POINTS
The Treasury Secretary sees ‘no signs of a recession’ and is predicting a Fed rate cut
From Michael Sheetz: KEY POINTS
The reason why the Fed might actually cut rates in June
From Stephanie Landsman:
The Dow Jones Industrial Average has it’s 5th straight negative week
From Fred Imbert: Stocks rose on Friday, but notched weekly losses as investors worried the U.S.-China trade war is hurting economic growth.