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The bond market is closely monitoring President Trump for signs of inflation and fiscal largesse as he prepares for his second term. Hedge fund managers are wary of the $35 trillion debt, accusing President Biden and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen of manipulating rates by offloading short-term debt to avoid longer-term spikes. This strategy has resulted in nearly $7 trillion of debt due in 2025. Investors are concerned about inflation, having been burned before, and are hesitant to hedge against it. WarRoom called this out a year ago. Bannon noted that Gasparino is reporting on these concerns.
"Right now, the bond market is watching every Trump move for signs of inflation and largesse. And so far, that’s what it sees." From @ByHeatherLong: https://t.co/3yJvkeQUoX
The number one mess @realDonaldTrump’s Treasury Secretary will need to clean up is the bond mess Yellen created by funding negative ROI programs with short term debt. Need a bond surgeon in addition to spending hammer in @elonmusk. cc @DavidSacks @davidmarcus @shaunmmaguire https://t.co/ryhrjvZbLQ https://t.co/GlVyYrEhRl
Inflation fears are back ahead of Trump’s second term. Why investors burned before aren’t eager to hedge against it. https://t.co/j4E1ED5Ul8
