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4.5% and 5%: Treasury Yields Soar as Global Systemic Risk Looms

Statistics reveal a concerning trend in global financial stability. U.S. Treasury yields have escalated, with the 10-year yield just under 4.5% and the 30-year yield hovering below 5%. These figures indicate market unease and could prompt Federal Reserve intervention. Amidst this, the U.S. dollar has weakened, falling below 100 on the DXY index for the first time in years, suggesting potential capital flight. Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater, emphasizes the need to reduce the federal deficit to 3% of GDP to mitigate risks. He compares current conditions to pivotal financial crises in 1971 and 2008. Despite the turmoil, bitcoin shows resilience, breaking a three-month downtrend and nearing $85,000, hinting at its potential as a safe haven asset.

Source: www.coindesk.com

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Chris Martenson @chrismartenson · Apr 12
Treasury volatility is really high right now, which means somebody is getting force-liquidated because something’s not right in the market. That’s why we saw yields climbing even if stocks were violently lurching up, down, and sideways.Full report: https://peakprosperity.pulse.ly/0iqwzs3g23

Jidoka Pixels @JidokaPixels · 7h
The market isn’t just uneasy. It’s practically screaming. U.S. Treasury yields are soaring at the fastest pace in 45 years. That’s not random. Something big is brewing. Are you prepared for the chaos… or will you be caught in the storm? Let’s dive into what’s coming.

Commander MSTR @TaylorK88114500 · Member · Apr 12
Global countries are offloading U.S. Treasury bondspushing the 10-year yield up by 2.1% this week to 4.48%. The U.S. Treasury is in panic modethe US cannot handle an extra 2% interest on $36 trillion in national debtGlobal countries are printing, and the Fed will to

WWU Center for Economic and Business Research @PugetSoundEF · 22h
Liquidity worsens in $29tn Treasury market as volatility soars. 10-year US government bond yield rose most this week since 2001. https://buff.ly/fWgJxN8

MarketScreener @Marketscreener1 · Apr 9
U.S. Bonds Under Fire: Safe Haven No More?The once rock-solid U.S. Treasury market is showing cracks. As yields surge and volatility spikes, global investors are growing uneasy about the $29 trillion cornerstone of the financial system.Normally a refuge during market

Tyko Kihlstedt @SwampGreen · 19m
Chaos, by @RBReich https://open.substack.com/pub/robertreich/p/damning-with-faint-praise?r=dami&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email…“We do know that global investors are fleeing Treasury bonds, which had been the safest place to put money in the world. That may not be the full effect, but it’s a huge and frightening one.”