Sources
Robin BrooksThere's no foreign exodus from US Treasuries in high-frequency data. The blame for rising yields lies closer to home. We've run huge budget deficits for a very long time. Unexpected shocks - like COVID and now the trade war - will wake markets up and push interest rates higher... https://t.co/5D3CQ9LtBM
Edward ConardTorsten Sløk argues US long-term rates are moving higher due to a combination of foreigners selling Treasuries, an unwinding of the basis trade, and broader risk reduction among asset managers. https://t.co/N7Lz2My6p3 https://t.co/gljNWDSqUi
Robin BrooksRising 10-year yield (blue) is now less of a puzzle, because the S&P 500 (white) is recovering. Higher yields are just capturing more a more upbeat growth outlook, which is why S&P 500 is up. The fall in the Dollar - even as yields are rising - remains an unpleasant puzzle... https://t.co/gPd5I0Z9dZ
Additional media










