
Carter Johnson
Reporter at Bloomberg News
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Carter Johnson |Alice Gledhill |Ruth Carson
The Manhattan skyline beyond the Port Jersey container terminal. (Bloomberg) -- Underwhelming US economic data weighed on the dollar on Thursday, amplifying investor uncertainty about the outlook for growth as a federal appeals court temporarily stayed a ruling that had blocked the Trump administration’s global tariffs.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Liz McCormick |Carter Johnson
Die Sorge um die steigenden Ausgaben Washingtons hat die Risikoaufschläge in die Höhe getrieben, die Anleger bei US-Staatsanleihen fordern. Letztlich könnte der große Verlierer jedoch der Dollar sein, warnt Tim Baker von der Deutschen Bank für das Szenario, dass die Bedenken zu den amerikanischen Staatsfinanzen bestehen bleiben. Die Rendite 30-jähriger Treasuries hat in dieser Woche die Marke von 5% überschritten und mit 5,15% am Donnerstag den höchsten Stand seit 2023 erreicht.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Liz McCormick |Carter Johnson
Long-term US Treasury yields are rising as investors revolt against ballooning government spending, but Deutsche Bank’s Tim Baker warns that the US dollar may end up paying the bigger price if fiscal concerns persist. Thirty-year Treasury yields surged over 5% this week to their highest level since 2023, after Republicans clashed over, and finally passed Thursday morning, President Donald Trump’s signature tax bill — legislation expected to add to the national debt burden.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Liz McCormick |Carter Johnson
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Liz McCormick |Carter Johnson
Long-term US Treasury yields are rising as investors revolt against ballooning government spending, but Deutsche Bank’s Tim Baker warns that the US dollar may end up paying the bigger price if fiscal concerns persist. Thirty-year Treasury yields surged over 5% this week to their highest level since 2023, after Republicans clashed over, and finally passed Thursday morning, President Donald Trump’s signature tax bill — legislation expected to add to the national debt burden.
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