Ruth Carson

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Ruth Carson |Masaki Kondo

Tras una semana de fuertes oscilaciones en el mercado de bonos estadounidense, las tenencias chinas de bonos del Tesoro están cada vez más bajo el escrutinio de analistas de todo el mundo. Algunos han llegado a sugerir, sin pruebas fehacientes, que las ventas de Pekín pueden haber contribuido a la mayor subida de los rendimientos a 30 años desde la pandemia y la consiguiente volatilidad.

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Ruth Carson |Masaki Kondo

The Great Hall of the People in Beijing. Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg(Bloomberg) -- After a week of wild swings in the US bond market, China’s holdings of Treasuries are increasingly under scrutiny from analysts around the world. Some have gone as far as suggesting — without hard evidence — that sales by Beijing may have helped fuel the biggest surge in 30-year yields since the pandemic and subsequent volatility.

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Ruth Carson |Anya Andrianova

The yuan’s fate is a clue to how Beijing plans to navigate a full-blown US trade war. (Bloomberg) -- China is likely to defy expectations from some on Wall Street of big yuan devaluations against the dollar, opting instead to only moderately weaken the managed currency, according to Allan von Mehren.

1 week ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Ruth Carson |Anya Andrianova

China is likely to defy expectations from some on Wall Street of big yuan devaluations against the dollar, opting instead to only moderately weaken the managed currency, according to Allan von Mehren. The chief analyst at Danske Bank — and Bloomberg’s top yuan forecaster last quarter — sees a risk of up to a 5% measured decline in the currency over six months as the US’s trade war with China worsens.

1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Ruth Carson |Anya Andrianova

China is likely to defy expectations from some on Wall Street of big yuan devaluations against the dollar, opting instead to only moderately weaken the managed currency, according to Allan von Mehren. The chief analyst at Danske Bank — and Bloomberg’s top yuan forecaster last quarter — sees a risk of up to a 5% measured decline in the currency over six months as the US’s trade war with China worsens.