Finance

From Treasury yields, Dollar, to Currency Wars: Demystifying the U.S. Debt Market Continuing from Part 1 Q5: Why Do U.S. Treasury Yields Rise? And, How Can Market Volatility Affect it? Treasury yields can rise due to: Typically, during stock market volatility or crashes, investors move into U.S. Treasuries for safety. This increases bond prices and … Read more

From trade deficits, T-Bills to Currency Wars: Demystifying the U.S. Debt Market Q1: What Does It Mean When Other Countries Have a Trade Surplus with the U.S.? And, is this a problem? A country runs a trade surplus with the U.S. when it sells more to the U.S. (exports) than it buys from the U.S. … Read more