What does the 10 year treasury yield going up mean?
What does the 10 year treasury yield going up mean?
Christopher Cook
Asher Parker
European bond market crash imminent. Capital fleeing to US. Code red. Insider whales know something.
Jaxon Collins
The end times
Brayden Rivera
comfy
Cooper Sullivan
It means currency is losing value
Kayden Moore
Euro is actually going up the last few days.
Jayden Peterson
Now show spreads
Lucas Jackson
How explain what they tell us
Jeremiah Torres
banks raising rates to slow the capital flood because of rampant inflation
Adam Lewis
Wont that mean that it's going to cost more to borrow more money, and servicing existing debt will be more expensive? Which in turn will mean crashing stock market? Is that a possibility in an election year (albeit mid term)??
Juan Sanchez
>Euro is actually going up the last few days.
Just a dead cat bounce or some crabbing action. Soon all the eurozone nations will default and all your public pensions will get wiped out. Hope Putin aims a hypersonic missile at your house and the rest of the world just sits back and laughs at it.
Joshua Davis
Kevin King
John Clark
Ayden Collins
Christopher Rivera
good read user thx
Isaiah Price
LISTEN HERE YOU ECONOMICALLY ILLITERATE ANONS! I SHOULDNT HAVE TO KEEP POSTING THIS. A higher 10 year yield leads to higher mortgage rates. High mortgage rates are good for BUYERS and bad for SELLERS, COLLATERAL and REAL ESTATE AGENTS. WHY????? It is because the total amount of money they get is LOWER. But guess what? If you or maybe your friend and family member Fred are taking out a loan anyway as a buyer then the monthly cost will be THE SAME. However...with lower total prices that can mean you have the opportunity to buy it in full or have a mighty down payment. You will also ostensibly have the ability to refinance at a lower rate once inflation cools down. Let me break down why buyers are told these lies in three simple fast examples.
You are talking to your real estate agent and he will tell you
>This is the best time to buy, mortgage rates are low and there's a good chance they'll go up in the coming months.
He told you that because his commission is based on a % of the sales price. He will get LESS money when mortgage rates are higher because the total value will be LESS.
Big Firm X is pushing in the media that low interest rates are amazing for buyers. This is because they use the collateral of the total asset value to borrow more funny money. If the total asset value goes down then they can't borrow more than they can actually handle!
Mr. Seller wants to sell. He is worried that his house value will go down with high interest rates. So he says
>Low interest rates are the best time to buy a house. I bought my house when rates were 8%. Can you believe it!? Gosh, if only I bought when it was 3%. You're getting a steal.
Jacob Watson
Investors don’t want to buy America’s debt so they have to raise the interest rate on the debt to attract buyers.
Julian Watson
It means pol tard plebs, that no one is buying treasuries so the yield is rising. That means the market is expecting inflation and lots of it. I tried to warn you fuckers two years ago.
Dylan Hernandez
>What does the 10 year treasury yield going up mean?
No one wants to buy them.
Oliver Torres
don't care. still buying gold and silver.
Brody Roberts
That would see yields down not up you absolute fucking retard
Zachary Scott
Whiter than you, Achmed.
Ayden Walker
This couldn't be used as an argument against your metals calm down
Logan Gutierrez
Not necessarily in this case.
Easton Perry
They dropped 29 trillion into Europe over the past week.
Tyler Garcia
>muh shiny boomer rocks
Ok
Joshua Gonzalez
I hate you fucktards shitting up this board so much
Aiden Wilson
Isn’t more inflation bullish for equities?
Henry Turner
who buys treasurys and why?
Kayden Baker
They're being sold you mong
Jacob Bennett
why are you being so volatile
Parker Parker
the lockdowns happened the day the Fed started the big brrrr. food for thought
Chase Scott
ya but to whomst and why?
Jose Allen
not a single post in this thread identifies why the yield went up
I'll tell you OP. Yield goes up when the price goes down. It means the price of gov debt went down. That's it.
The price of gov debt should be 0, because there is no way it is ever gettng paid back, but they print $ and buy bonds to keep the yields low.
They briefly stopped printing money so the yields ticked up a little, but don't worry they'll start printing more money and buying bonds and yields will fall because if they rise, the gov goes bankrupt even faster.
Thanks for playing.
Elijah Nguyen
God, I hope so. Rip the bandage off. 25%, and we'll be recovered in 12 months.
Charles Sanders
Back to the central bank. Basically they are buying back their own crap because no one is buying it. Nortel did the exact same shell game before it blew up.
Julian Scott
It means that if you go to the store and receive change there is a slightly better chance that you're receiving some of my ass pennies.
Carson Sanders
Based money launderer
Cooper Long
Yields are moving up because of inflation and rate hike expectations