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US yields eased while euro-area borrowing costs rose
The US factory survey released on 1 October showed that orders were still expanding and input-price pressures had strengthened, yet Treasury yields fell that day. In Europe, newly published…
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September ends with US ten-year Treasury yield at 5.29%
US figures released on 30 September showed that households bought more in August even though their inflation-adjusted income did not rise. That supports sales, but does not guarantee the…
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US ten-year bond yield at 5.24%: who faces costlier borrowing?
Companies borrowing to expand may face more expensive new loans after US bond yields rose yesterday, 28 September. The European Central Bank discussed whether costlier energy would push up…
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US–China trade hopes: where does profit risk remain?
The central question on the morning of 28 September is whether proposed easier US–China trade will turn into higher corporate profit. Yesterday, 27 September, the White House published the…
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25 September: the economy is strong, but money is dearer
The central tension on the morning of 25 September is a strong US economy alongside rising long-term borrowing costs. Yesterday, 24 September, the ten-year yield reached 5.18%. Data from…
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22 September: lower US real yields meet higher European cost risk
The new pre-07:00 fact was South Korea’s KRW34 trillion in temporary liquidity. The more important market shift came in yesterday’s US session: long and real yields fell while the…
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Monday map: rates are rising, but not everywhere for the same reason
By 07:00 on Monday, the new fact was China's short-term liquidity operation, not a cut in lending rates. Weekend and Friday information set the wider picture: Japan raised rates,…
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The Fed raised rates as spending and input costs climbed
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates yesterday. Data released the same day show why investors cannot stop at that one number: households spent more, imported goods became dearer, and…
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Bonds hit 5%. Can company earnings keep up?
US government bonds now offer a higher yield, so shares need a stronger argument than a promise of growth. Yet the business picture is not all bad: Microsoft is…
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