Jefferies’ Chris Wood Sees a Structural Bear Market in US Bonds. What It Means for Stocks and Gold
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Gold May Remain Attractive as US Treasury Seeks to Contain Long-term Borrowing Costs: Jefferies
Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. Gold and gold-mining sector could remain attractive as the US Treasury seeks to keep long-term borrowing costs under control, with Jefferies saying that efforts to manage Treasury yields could raise concerns over dollar debasement and support demand for precious metals. Business News | Gold May Remain Attractive as US Treasury Seeks to Contain Long-term Borrowing Costs: Jefferies.
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Times of IndiaJefferies’ Chris Wood sees a structural bear market in US bonds. What it means for stocks and gold
Jefferies warned that persistent pressure on US Treasury yields could create a challenging environment for equity markets, particularly for bond-sensitive assets such as REITs. While higher yields have weighed on Singapore REITs, the brokerage sees selective opportunities in the sector and remains constructive on gold and gold-mining stocks as a hedge against potential dollar debasement.
Wall Street giant Jefferies has developed a new model that dumps traditional calculations in the gold market. According to the analysis, which centers on the US budget deficit and the US budget deficit, as well as purchases by central banks instead of the dollar and interest rates, emerges three figures.
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