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Trump downplays recession fears, Fed and ECB meeting minutes this week
Trump downplayed recession fears, more Americans backed free trade, Fed and ECB meeting minutes are to be released this week, Thailand grew slowest since 2014, US treasury yields rebounded, the US is possibly to issue 50-year and 100-year debts.
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Japan surpasses China to be US largest creditor, China vows to retaliate
Japan surpassed China to be US foreign largest creditor, China vowed to retaliate, US treasury yields kept plummeting on escalating US-China, US 3-month yield fell beyond Fed funds rate range.
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Downbeat economic data strengthens recession risk signals
Downbeat economic data strengthened recession risk signals, US and UK 10-year-2-year yield curves inverted on growing recession fears.
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US relaxes tariffs on China, Chinese economic activities worsen
US relaxed tariffs on China, Chinese economic activities worsened, US 10-year treasury yields rose on tariff relaxation, but 10-year-2-year spread was down to only 2 bps.
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IMF against Trump, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America on upcoming recession
IMF was against Trump on the yuan, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America saw an upcoming recession more probable, US 10-year treasury yield and 10-year-2-year spread deepened on mounting global tensions.
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US stalls Huawei licenses, yuan steadied, US 10-year-2-year spread lowest since 2007
US stalled Huawei licenses, weakening yuan has been steadied, Swiss National Bank is pressured to ease, US treasury yields slightly rebounded but 10-year-2-year spread reached its lowest since 2007.
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Contagious larger-than-expected rate cuts stun markets, PBoC finally sets yuan above $7
Larger-than-expected rate cuts contagious in Asia and Oceania stunned markets, PBoC finally set yuan above $7, German 10-year bond yield hit its record low with its whole yield curve below zero.
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PBoC calms markets, New Zealand unexpectedly cuts rates by 50 bps, BoT to hold rates
PBoC calmed markets, New Zealand unexpectedly cut rates by 50 bps, BoT is to hold rates, Negative-yielding bonds hit record of USD 15 trillion.
