• Asks for his take on the risk of foreign selling of US Treasuries.
    Scarlet Fu
  • Russell Brownback
    We are not near a solvency tipping point. $26T in private sector cash offsets mitigated foreign official demand. The yield curve is in equilibrium, but running massive deficits creates a vulnerability.
  • Asks if the US Treasury market could see a meltdown like Japan's due to fast money.
    Scarlet Fu
  • Russell Brownback
    The Japanese move was idiosyncratic, driven by forced unwinds of levered players. US market structure is different, with less supply at the long end relative to demand.
  • Asks if the steepener trade has more room to run.
    Scarlet Fu
  • Russell Brownback
    We think it does. The back end follows nominal GDP, the front end is anchored to policy. We expect a bull steepener led by the front end moving lower as the Fed delivers more rate cuts due to a productivity revolution, even with strong growth.
  • Asks what to expect from the Fed meeting.
    Scarlet Fu
  • Russell Brownback
    No policy change expected. The Fed will signal more about the productivity evolution enabling non-inflationary growth. Calls the current environment an 'income regime' to harvest yield, not make big directional bets.
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