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#Bonds

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Alo Japan

alojapan.com/1250282/bluebay-p BlueBay piles into Japanese bonds, ditching bets on deeper fall #boj #bonds #Japan #JapanNews #JGB #news RBC BlueBay Asset Management jettisoned its long-standing bet against Japanese bonds, wagering they are poised to gain as the nation’s central bank holds back on further interest-rate hikes. The firm has shifted to an overweight position in 30-year bonds over the past week as the U.S. trade war darkens the economic outlook, abandoning its…

BlueBay piles into Japanese bonds, ditching bets on deeper fall
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Alo Japan

alojapan.com/1250278/japanese- Japanese municipal bond deals fail to sell as rate swings surge #boj #bonds #Japan #JapanNews #Japanese #JapaneseEconomy #JapaneseNews #LOCALGOVERNMENT #news #tariffs #u.s. Local governments have failed to sell out bonds at several recent offerings, marking a shift in what has traditionally been a stable market, said people familiar with the matter. This month’s heightened market volatility, driven by U.S. tariff policies and uncertainty over…

Japanese municipal bond deals fail to sell as rate swings surge
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Yonhap Infomax News

Democratic Party presidential candidate Lee Jae-myung outlines ambitious plans to boost South Korea's cultural market to 300 trillion won and cultural exports to 50 trillion won by 2030, emphasizing government support for K-content industries.
#YonhapInfomax #LeeJaeMyung #CulturalMarket #KContent #CulturalExports #SoftPower #Economics #FinancialMarkets #Banking #Securities #Bonds #StockMarket
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Catherine Schmidt

#bonds #carney #canda #japan #uk #trump
Just sorry it is a moving away from america instead of Trump.]
Let’s talk about the moment Donald Trump blinked. It wasn’t loud. It wasn’t a tweetstorm or a rally rant. When the tariff threats that had the world on edge—… A complete turnaround from the chest-thumping of the past week. And the reason? Mark Carney and a slow, deliberate financial maneuver that most people didn’t even notice: the coordinated Treasury bond slow bleed.
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Dean Blundell · Carney’s Checkmate: How Canada's Quiet Bond Play Forced Trump to Drop TariffsBy Dean Blundell
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Alo Japan

alojapan.com/1245951/japan-off Japan official wants stronger yen, says Tokyo shouldn’t sell Treasurys #bonds #BreakingNews:Economy #BusinessNews #CurrencyMarkets #economy #news #Tokyo #TokyoNews #trade #東京 #東京都 View of the headquarters of the Bank of Japan in Tokyo. Sopa Images | Lightrocket | Getty Images TOKYO, April 13 (Reuters) – Japan must strengthen the yen, such as by helping boost the country’s industrial competitiveness, as the currency’s weakness has pushed…

Japan official wants stronger yen, says Tokyo shouldn't sell Treasurys
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ˈdälfən™🐬 💥 🌊

The US could have a funding problem because of Trump’s actions—

~ The government relies on investors purchasing debt securities to finance its activity — and there's around $3 trillion in US Treasury debt set to mature this year that will need to be refinanced ⬅️

#USA #USGov #bonds #BondMarket #USTreasuries #USpol #USeconomy #USTreasuryYields #finance #tariffs #TradeWar

~ The bond market went haywire this week. Here's why that's a warning for the #US and #Trump. ~

businessinsider.com/bond-yield

Business Insider · Bond yields going haywire is a warning for Trump and the USBy Jennifer Sor
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ˈdälfən™🐬 💥 🌊

After raising tariffs to 125%, #China said it would not raise rates further as there is no market acceptance for U.S. goods at current levels.

Also: The dollar’s value is dropping, but that might be the #Trump admin’s plan.

(Note: Some economists say that if the dollar increases, the massive selling opportunity might disrupt the US bond market so much, it “could mean a break in the post-1973 international monetary system.”)

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After raising tariffs to 125%, China said it would not raise rates further as there's no market acceptance for U.S. goods at current levels. PHOTO: AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES TRADE China Raises Tariffs on the U.S. Again. Currencies Are a New Concern. China responded to the White House's latest tariffs move against the world's second- largest country, lifting its rates on U.S. goods and vowing to "resolutely counterattack and fight to the end." By Reshma Kapadia and Anita Hamilton Updated April 11, 2025, 1:58 pm EDT Original April 11, 2025, 4:57 am EDT Barron’s (via Apple News) Accessed: 11 April 2025 at 1930 PST Full article at: https://www.barrons.com/articles/trump-tariffs-china-us-news-a18dd47b
China responded to the White House's latest tariffs move against the world's second-largest country, lifting its rates on U.S. goods and vowing to "resolutely counterattack and fight to the end." China's finance ministry suggested the country wouldn't keep escalating tariffs as the current 125% levy means "no market acceptance for U.S. goods exported to China." The ministry added: "Even if the U.S. continues to impose higher tariffs, it will no longer make eco- nomic sense and will become a joke in the history of world economy...If the U.S. continues to play the tariff numbers game, China will ignore it. However, if the U.S. insists on continuing to substan- tially infringe on China's interests, China will resolutely counterattack and fight to the end." Barron’s (via Apple News) Accessed: 11 April 2025 at 1930 PST Full article at: https://www.barrons.com/articles/trump-tariffs-china-us-news-a18dd47b
The remarks open up the possibility of retaliation beyond tariff rates. Concerns are growing that currencies may become a bigger part of the U.S.-China trade war, potentially creating major rip- ples. The U.S. dollar has been sinking, with the dollar index down 4% since Trump's April 2 so-called reciprocal tariff announcement. TS Lombard Chief Economist Freya Beamish tells clients: "Go to your safe space." If that was U.S. Treasuries, she says to find a new spot like German bunds or gold. Though Beamish expects Trump to back down if the bond market screams again, any recovery in the dol- lar will be a massive selling opportunity and could mean a break in the post-1973 international monetary system. Barron’s (via Apple News) Accessed: 11 April 2025 at 1930 PST Full article at: https://www.barrons.com/articles/trump-tariffs-china-us-news-a18dd47b
Beamish has previously raised concerns that the dollar standard may not hold, though she notes that tariffs on their own haven't been enough to create this type of break. She is watching two things now: Efforts to "seriously tamper" with the Federal Reserve, which she views as happening already, and efforts to directly hinder capital inflows, which she says is gaining serious considera- tion. Talk of a so-called Mar-a-Lago Accord was initially seen as an unusual idea. The thinking is that the U.S. could push borrowers and trading partners to help weaken the dollar. That would both help U.S. exporters and efforts to bring manufacturing back home, as well as help lower the costs of its deficits by reducing borrowing costs. Barron’s (via Apple News) Accessed: 11 April 2025 at 1930 PST Full article at: https://www.barrons.com/articles/trump-tariffs-china-us-news-a18dd47b
#USA#finance#tariffs
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Jason D. Moss 🇨🇦

The combination of interest rates soaring amid a slump and the currency plunging despite rising interest rates isn’t what we normally expect for advanced countries, let alone the owner of the world’s leading reserve currency. It is, however, what we often see in emerging-market economies. That is, investors have started treating the United States like a third-world economy.

@pkrugman #Tariffs #Economy #Bonds #Treasuries
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Paul Krugman · The Third-Worlding of AmericaBy Paul Krugman
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Nonilex

Global #stocks fell & the #dollar sank further on Friday, while a manic #bonds selloff took hold in a brutal end to the week of tit-for-tat worldwide #tariffs that have fed fears of a deep #recession & shaken investor confidence in #US assets.

The selloff in US #Treasuries picked up pace during Asian hours, with the 10-year note yield rising to 4.45%, gaining about 45 basis points in the week, the biggest increase since 2001, LSEG data showed.

#ETTTTS #trump #economy
reuters.com/markets/global-mar

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