More trouble is brewing in the $24 trillion Treasury market: This time, it’s about central clearing
Efforts to reduce risks within the nearly $24 trillion U.S. Treasury market, the world’s deepest and most liquid securities market, are ironically creating angst among...
Inflation Isn’t Going Anywhere. History Says It Could Take a Decade To Get Back to Normal: Barron's
The Fed and the markets alike anticipate inflation pressures abating significantly in 2023. History is not on their side. [ad_2] Source link...
‘From Bambi to Godzilla.’ Strategist David Rosenberg skewers the Federal Reserve as he sees a 30% hit to home prices and the S&P 500 returning to an early 2020 low
The last time David Rosenberg shared his outlook for the U.S. stock market and the economy with MarketWatch, in late May, it was depressing enough....
‘Fragile’ Treasury market is at risk of ‘large scale forced selling’ or surprise that leads to breakdown, BofA says
The world’s deepest and most liquid fixed-income market is in big, big trouble. For months, traders, academics, and other analysts have fretted that the $23.7...
Why questions are swirling about who will buy more than $31 trillion of U.S. debt — and at what price
For the first time ever, U.S. national debt crossed above $31 trillion this month, at a time when the Federal Reserve is in retreat from...
Bond markets facing historic losses grow anxious of Fed that ‘isn’t blinking yet’
The Federal Reserve has been showing no signs of letting up on aggressive rate hikes, even as its policies fuel carnage for the ages across...
U.K. Bond Markets Come Under Pressure Again
Listen to article (2 minutes) The Bank of England stopped buying long-dated bonds as part of its rescue plan over the past two days, helping...
Dashed hopes for a Fed pivot are morphing into a sense of dread in financial markets
Optimism that the Federal Reserve might back off of its aggressive interest-rate hikes is giving way to something else within financial markets: a feeling that...
U.S. oil prices drop below $80 a barrel to their lowest finish since January on recession fears
Oil prices dropped sharply Friday, with U.S. crude below $80 a barrel to mark the lowest finish since January, as recession fears gripped financial markets,...
‘Disinflationary wave is building’ even as investors anticipate aggressive Fed rate increase, says this economist
Signs of disinflation have emerged even as investors fear Federal Reserve Chair Powell and his colleagues will keep battling inflation through aggressive rate hikes that...