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Sydney Maki

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Rates and FX Team Leader at Bloomberg News

rates & currencies team leader and editor at @Business in NYC. ceramicist, quilter & the mind behind @ManateeEveryDay. she/her. opiniones son mías.

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  • 1 week ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Sydney Maki |Carter Johnson

    The selloff in Treasuries intensified as investors continued to pull back from US assets, sending longer-dated yields toward the biggest weekly surge since the 1980s. The rout, which was set off by the US trade war that’s shaken global markets, is threatening to deal another hit to the economy by pushing up borrowing costs more broadly.

  • 1 week ago | bloomberglinea.com | Sydney Maki |Carter Johnson

    Bloomberg — Los bonos del Tesoro caían mientras el mercado de US$29 billones se encaminaba a su mayor pérdida semanal desde la turbulencia que vivió el sistema financiero de EE.UU. en 2019, cuando la Reserva Federal tuvo que tomar medidas. La caída se extendía este viernes, elevando los rendimientos de los bonos de referencia a 10 años hasta 10 puntos básicos, alcanzando su nivel más alto desde febrero, por encima del pico anterior inducido por los aranceles.

  • 1 week ago | afr.com | Sydney Maki |Carter Johnson

    Sydney Maki and Carter JohnsonApr 12, 2025 – 12.59am or Subscribe to save articleSubscribe to gift this articleGift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Subscribe nowAlready a subscriber? US Treasuries fell, as the $US29 trillion market heads toward its worst weekly loss since turmoil in the plumbing of the US financial system forced action from the Federal Reserve in 2019.

  • 1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Sydney Maki |Carter Johnson

    The US Treasury building in Washington, DC. (Bloomberg) -- The bond-market selloff unleashed by President Donald Trump’s trade war sent 10-year Treasury yields to the biggest weekly surge in over two decades as investors pulled back from US assets. The scale of the move — with the benchmark’s rate jumping a half-percentage point over the past five days to 4.49% — threatens to deal another blow to the US economy by pushing up borrowing costs more broadly.

  • 2 weeks ago | bloomberglinea.com | Liz McCormick |Ye Xie |Giovanna Azevedo |Sydney Maki

    Bloomberg — Los operadores redujeron sus expectativas de recortes de tasas de interés por parte de la Reserva Federal este año mientras los bonos del Tesoro estadounidense a dos años se desplomaban luego de que el presidente Donald Trump aplazara sus planes arancelarios para la mayoría de los países.

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sydney maki
sydney maki @symmaki
27 Aug 24

It’s been a no-brainer for more than a year: Park money in super-safe #Treasury bills, earn yields of more than 5%, repeat. Or as #billionaire bond investor Jeffrey Gundlach put it, “T-bill and chill.” @michaellachlan @xieyebloomberg @markets https://t.co/bsP38mGpWP https://t.co/Vr3wpQMB1f

sydney maki
sydney maki @symmaki
14 Aug 24

RT @tracyalloway: guys will be like “sorry i have a lot on my plate right now” but it is literally just borrowing yen at cheap interest rat…

sydney maki
sydney maki @symmaki
14 Aug 24

#Bond investors reinforced their bets that Federal Reserve officials will cut interest rates by a quarter-point in September as US inflation continues to ebb. Read more by @michaellachlan for @markets https://t.co/hLPhfSJrbh