#BessentTreasuryYields
About BessentTreasuryYields
US Treasury Secretary Bessent told Axios on Oct 3 that rising Treasury yields broadly track global bond markets and are not yet a major concern. He would worry more if the rise were unique to the US, and sees no clear shift from Treasuries into German or Japanese bonds. The 10Y yield had reached 5.34%, its highest since 2002, while the 30Y hit a more than 20-year high. Despite weaker NFP data, yields rebounded quickly after a brief dip and remained elevated.
Populares
Mais recentes
BessentTreasuryYields Publicações populares
#BessentTreasuryYields 🚨 TREASURY YIELDS REMAIN A KEY MACRO SIGNAL
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says the rise in Treasury yields broadly reflects a global bond-market move, rather than investors simply abandoning Treasuries for German or Japanese debt.
The 10Y recently reached around 5.34%, its highest level since 2002, and yields remained elevated even after weak U.S. jobs data.
The big question now: can $BTC keep rising while bond yields stay this high? 👀₿📊
Yield moves matter less in isolation than in their relative pattern. Bessent’s point is that a broad global repricing of duration sends a different signal from a US-specific loss of confidence.
The quick rebound after weaker payrolls suggests one growth reading was not decisive. If yields remain elevated without diverging from global peers, the message may be broad rate repricing rather than US stress.
#BessentTreasuryYields
🇺🇸 Trump made a huge claim about poverty in America, and he says the official numbers prove it.
“African American poverty, Hispanic American poverty, and Native American poverty rates are all at the lowest levels, meaning the best numbers ever recorded.”
Forget the political spin for a second: do the official numbers actually back this up?
Writer: Val
You cannot inflate away 40 trillion dollars of debt and keep your currency intact
The Kobeissi Letter
BREAKING: President Trump says higher US inflation will "pay off" US debt "very rapidly" in response to total US debt rising above $40 trillion.
"I know I'm the best in the world... you can pay off the debt through other means. But the one thing that you can do is pay it off through growth, and we've never had growth like this," Trump said.
US Treasury yields hit a new high of the day after the statement.
