Stocks Climb as US Treasury Acts to Support Bonds
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The IndependentStocks climb as US Treasury acts to support bonds
Investors weighed broadly in-line inflation figures although core data surprised to the upside.
The revenues of European public securities have fallen, in line with the rates of the American Treasurys, after the United States Treasury announced the increase in the volume of long-term securities repurchase operations. However, European rates follow close to the peaks of almost two decades, facing the worrying prospect of inflation, with high oil prices, as well as fears of rising public debt.
Wall Street again steps on the accelerator and opens the day of this Wednesday, August 19, with hikes. It pulls back after the Treasury Department has decided to intervene to support the long-term maturities of the Treasury bond market.The Dow Jones rises 0.5% by 53,581 points, adding 242 points to its listing, while the S&P 500 points 0.3%, up to 7,716 points. The one who doubts is the Nasdaq 100, has opened with 0.4% rises, to take the turn ri…
U.S. stocks are moving forward on Wednesday, with relief in the bond market that supports risky assets.The U.S. Treasury's announcement of expanding its long-term debt buybacks reduces yields, while oil rises in the face of new tensions with Iran.See more: Two Latin American currencies stand out for their high carry and lower risk, according to Goldman SachsThe Treasury announced that it will increase at least twice the size of its repurchase op…
The announcement by the U.S. Treasury to increase at least twice the size of its bond buyback operations, with the aim of improving liquidity in long-term instruments, has put pressure on the currency.
United States Treasury Department announced on Wednesday (19) that it will double the value of repurchase transactions for liquidity support of nominal coupon securities and longer term securities
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