04-05-2022, 11:10 AM
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Biggest Treasury buyer outside US quietly offloading billions
04-05-2022, 11:15 AM
If they dump billions on US treasury for USD ...
What do they do with USD?
What do they do with USD?
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04-05-2022, 12:51 PM
(04-05-2022, 11:10 AM)CHAOS Wrote: https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/b...rVSpIWFlLo
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04-05-2022, 12:55 PM
all these comie liars here using their communist sources of fake & BS, norm here.
why dump UST yet USD surges like crazy? if they dump USD, then USD crash, why surge instead? so they buy or sell?
or they dump but more buyer than seller cause USD to up up away? LOL LOL.
USD index almost at 104 now, up almost 10% from 3 months ago, so strong, more to go. 10% rise is super huge in currency, especially USD.
why dump UST yet USD surges like crazy? if they dump USD, then USD crash, why surge instead? so they buy or sell?
or they dump but more buyer than seller cause USD to up up away? LOL LOL.
USD index almost at 104 now, up almost 10% from 3 months ago, so strong, more to go. 10% rise is super huge in currency, especially USD.
04-05-2022, 01:31 PM
The latest data from BMO Capital Markets show the largest overseas holder of Treasuries has offloaded almost US$60 billion over the past three months. While that may be small change relative to the Japan’s US$1.3 trillion stockpile, the divestment threatens to grow.
That’s because the monetary path between the US and the Asian nation is diverging ever more, the yen is plumbing to 20-year lows and market volatility stateside is breaking out. All that is ramping up currency-hedging costs and completely offsetting the appeal of higher nominal US yields, especially among large life insurers.
That’s because the monetary path between the US and the Asian nation is diverging ever more, the yen is plumbing to 20-year lows and market volatility stateside is breaking out. All that is ramping up currency-hedging costs and completely offsetting the appeal of higher nominal US yields, especially among large life insurers.
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