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Paban Pandey
Trump’s China Tariffs Vs. China’s Trump Card By Paban Pandey - Jun 21, 2018

China’s holdings of Treasury securities fell $5.8 billion month-over-month in April to $1.18 trillion. It remains the largest holder of these securities. In China versus the US, if the current...

Steve Saville
Why The Yield Curve Changes Direction Ahead Of A Recession By Steve Saville - Jun 18, 2018

[This post is an excerpt from a TSI commentary]Conventional wisdom is that an inversion of the yield curve (short-term interest rates moving above long-term interest rates) signals that a recession is...

Jill Mislinski
Treasury Snapshot: 10-Year Yield Remains At 2.93% By Jill Mislinski - Jun 17, 2018

Note: We've updated this commentary with data through today's market close.Let's take a closer look at recent activity in US Treasuries. The yield on the 10-year note ended Friday at 2.93% and the...

Chris Marcus
The More Rates Rise, The Sooner The Bubbles Pop   By Chris Marcus - Jun 15, 2018

The Federal Reserve held its latest policy meeting this week, and continued to indicate that the economy looks great in their eyes, and that it's full steam ahead with interest rate increases (at...

Paban Pandey
10-Year T-Yields/Yield Curve Yawn At Fed By Paban Pandey - Jun 14, 2018

The long end of the Treasury yield curve is doing it again. It refuses to go along with the Fed’s tightening campaign, particularly, so, on Wednesday as policymakers were a slightly more hawkish...

Chris Kimble
U.S. 10-Year Treasury: Long-Term Breakout Test In Play By Chris Kimble - Jun 13, 2018

The chart above looks at the yield on the US 10-Year note (TNX) over the past 25-years. The long-term trend is down as an important trend test is in play currently. The 10-year yield has spent the...

Tim Knight
Emerging Bombs By Tim Knight - Jun 12, 2018

Just about the only “honest” market left is bonds, which are reflecting the true underlying state of the world economy. The EMB market, which peaked on January 5, has been following a...

Michael Ashton
Are European Inflation Concerns Also Rising? By Michael Ashton - Jun 06, 2018

In this space I write a lot about inflation, but specifically I focus mostly on US inflation. However, inflation is substantially a global process – a paper by two ECB economists in 2005 (and...

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