Tag: 'US Treasuries'

10 entries tagged with 'US Treasuries'.

Opinion by Padhraic Garvey, CFA

5 September 2025

Prepare for some whipsaw in US Treasuries

Does Japan's higher rate cap materially hurt Treasuries?

Opinion by Padhraic Garvey, CFA

7 August 2023

Does Japan's higher rate cap materially hurt Treasuries?

The loosening of the BoJ's yield cap pushes in the same direction as other more significant factors. Most of these come from the US itself; the (lower)…

9 December 2021

Momentum fades

After strong market gains earlier in the week, the last 24 hours seem less than convincing ahead of November US CPI figures

29 November 2021

Variant volatility

There's one thing markets hate, and that's uncertainty. Sadly, science does not deal in absolutes, just guidance based on the available evidence,…

8 November 2021

A cacophony of central bank chat

Except for some 3Q21 Philippine GDP, business surveys from Australia and Japanese wage data, the APAC economy calendar is relatively muted, though the…

7 November 2021

Mapping macro to markets

Even with 100% foresight of macro data, there is no guarantee that you could currently trade such knowledge profitably, unless you could also map how the…

18 August 2021

Mood changes - not just Delta

12 November 2020

A shift in market correlations

8 January 2020

Stranger than fiction

Tag: 'US Treasuries'

Prepare for some whipsaw in US Treasuries

A cacophony of central bank chat

Mapping macro to markets

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