Ye Xie
Global Market Reporter at Bloomberg News
I cover global macro at Bloomberg News; Also write a China newsletter. Terminal users can subscribe China Today. Opinions are my own, RT not endorsement.
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bloomberg.com | Michael Mackenzie |Ye Xie
Jerome Powell(Bloomberg) -- US Treasuries rallied for a third day as Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the central bank will aim to prevent tariffs from leading to stickier inflation. The five-year note led gains in the US government debt market on Wednesday, with yields down seven basis points to 3.9% as Powell said the central bank was “well positioned to wait for more clarity” on how President Donald Trump’s evolving trade policy impacts price pressures.
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asreport.americanbanker.com | Ye Xie |Bailey Lipschultz |Alexandra Semenova
(Bloomberg) -- Wall Street on Monday finally caught a respite from the deep selloffs and unusually sharp swings that have raced through markets ever since President Donald Trump unleashed his global trade war. That was most evident in the Treasuries market. US government bonds rebounded from a five-day selloff that last week sent 10-year yields surging by the most in over two decades and fanned fears that an accelerating exodus from the securities would push the financial system toward a crisis.
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1 week ago |
investmentnews.com | Ye Xie |Bailey Lipschultz |Alexandra Semenova
by Ye Xie, Bailey Lipschultz and Alexandra Semenova Wall Street on Monday finally caught a respite from the deep selloffs and unusually sharp swings that have raced through markets ever since President Donald Trump unleashed his global trade war. That was most evident in the Treasuries market.
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bloomberg.com | Phil Serafino |Ye Xie
Markets are showing signs of stability for the first time in what seems like years (actually, it’s been 13 days since “Liberation Day’’), so here’s a look at where we stand:
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bloomberg.com | Ye Xie |Alice Gledhill
The US Treasury building in Washington, DC, US, on Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2024. The US Treasury Department was hacked by a Chinese state-sponsored actor through a third-party software service provider, according to a letter the agency sent to Congress on Monday. (Bloomberg) -- US government debt rallied Tuesday, erasing declines after a Treasury Department official said a rule change was under consideration that could lower trading costs for banks.
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RT @jnordvig: The Euro move today (+2.6%) is BY FAR the largest we have seen in years. It is time for asset allocators to wake up to a new…
China has been boosting the holdings of US T-bills. $62 billion is a drop in the bucket compared with its holdings of ~$1tr holdings in UST and agency debt. Still, it's quite unusual to see a steady buildup in T-bills. https://t.co/Noxqp3QA5K
Hmm...where all the recession talks came from? Fed's Weekly Economic Index https://t.co/vrRyBVI0m1
