Investors Reassess 'Trump Trades' Amid Policy Uncertainty
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US Treasuries have rebounded from losses incurred after Donald Trump's election victory, as investors reassess the impact of his policies on interest rates. The 10-year Treasury yield fell to 4.29%, reversing a spike to 4.48% post-election. Federal Reserve Chair Jay Powell emphasized the uncertainty of Trump's policy effects, contributing to the market's recalibration. The Fed's recent rate cut and skepticism about Trump's potential inflationary impact have also influenced investor sentiment.
- US Treasuries recover post-election losses as investors rethink ‘Trump trades’ Financial Times
- This Trump trade euphoria is likely to fade fast CNN
- What are the next Trump trades? Investing.com
- David Rosenberg: Investors are partying like it’s 2016-2018 again under Trump. That’s a mistake The Globe and Mail
- Investors Dial Back ‘Trump Trades’ as Policy Doubts Seep In Bloomberg
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