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"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
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.
