The yields of the US Treasury fell on Thursday while investors were signing a relief after President Donald Trump promulgated a 90 -day suspended rate on most countries, reversing a clear sale in bonds.
At 6:16 a.m., the 10 -year -old treasure yield was more than 10 base points at 4.288%, and the 2 -year treasure yield also dropped by a little more than 10 base points to 4.295%. On Wednesday, the 10 -year -old treasure climbed more than 4.51% to its highest, driven by unusual volatility on the bond market.
A base point is equal to 0.01% and yields come opposite prices.
Investors were relieved after Trump announced a “break” of 90 days on all affected countries, which implies reducing the rate “at a universal tariff by 10%” during this period. This stay excluded China, which has seen prices on its goods to increase to 125%, because the two countries are in the midst of a trade war.
The bond market was highlighted on Wednesday as investors sold their bond assets, which led to the drop in prices and causes doping. This was unexpected because investors generally flock to us treasurys in times of market volatility.
It is believed that Trump has changed his pricing policy in light of bond market pressure, the president saying: “I looked at the bond market – the bond market is very delicate. But if you are looking at it at the moment, it’s beautiful.
In addition, a high demand for treasurers at 10 years old during the debt auction has reduced investors’ concerns on Wednesday.
“Although there was an understandable relief because the evidence of a Trump was re -moved following the extreme conditions of the market that we underlined yesterday morning, the genius is still out of the bottle on the unpredictability of policies,” said Deutsche Bank analysts in a note.
“Indeed, a minimum universal price of 10% represents the highest increase in the price in decades and increased commercial uncertainty is likely to persist, with limited visibility on the type of transactions that the United States would find acceptable.”
Investors will also turn to the consumer price index for Mars, which will have to be published at 8:30 am, and will provide essential information on the health of the American economy. This will be followed by weekly unemployment claims. The price index of producers is due on Friday.
