US EditionFact Check Team: Bond market turmoil raises alarms amid Trump's tariffs, budget proposal
- President Trump experienced significant selling pressure in the Treasury market, forcing him to delay tariffs to prevent an economic meltdown, according to The Boston Globe.
- The Commerce Department began investigating imports, while Trump hinted at delaying auto tariffs, affecting stock prices and Treasury yields.
- Economists raised recession odds to 50% or higher due to growing uncertainty in the economy, as reported by the National Association for Business Economics.
- Investors expressed doubt over U.S. Economic policy, with comments from former Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen highlighting concerns about confidence in U.S. Markets.
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Understanding the dangers we are in with a potential bond market crash from Trump's policies.
The mainstream media is not covering the bond market as it should. Americans are not aware that tariffs and tax cuts could throw us into a depression. The post Understanding the dangers we are in with a potential bond market crash from Trump’s policies. appeared first on EgbertoWillies.com.
Even more than the stock market, finance experts say, the bond market may have forced President Donald Trump into pausing his country-by-country tariffs. But why? Here are four questions and answers to explain what the bond market is and why it’s so impor
Even more than the stock market, experts say, the bond market may have forced President Donald Trump into pausing his country-by-country tariffs. We explain why.
Trump gets roughed up by a bigger bully: the bond market - The Boston Globe
Last week’s sell-off of US Treasuries, the $36 trillion market that is the backbone of the global financial system, signaled waning faith among investors in the country's economic supremacy.
Safe haven no more? 'US Treasuries are behaving like distressed assets'
For the first time in a generation, the world’s safest asset is being treated as a risky asset, says John Plassard, senior investment specialist at Mirabaud Group. Yields on US treasury bonds have soared as investors turn their backs on US assets following President Trump’s war on global trade. The yield on a 10-year treasury bond topped 4.5% last week before falling back slightly, even as equity markets were collapsing. This is a level not see…
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