169. Treasuries bubble
Save This Post as PDFNEW YORK, Jan 5 (Reuters) – Longer-maturity U.S. Treasuries prices fell steeply on Monday, extending the previous session’s sell-off as auctions later this week highlighted prospects for a swelling supply of government debt, analysts said. The government debt market’s tumble reflects analysts’ deepening fears that Treasuries now form a price bubble that will pop as some $2 trillion of supply inundates the $5 trillion market this year.
Wonna more? Kindly take a look at Barrons. And, as it seems, people have really appreciated the news:
So, the ultimate question now – should I go to US next year or stay in Europe. What do you think?
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