Sentences with phrase «bond selloff»
A bond selloff refers to a situation where many people are selling their bonds, causing the bond prices to drop. This usually happens when investors become less interested in holding bonds, often due to concerns about rising interest rates or the potential for higher returns from other investments. Full definition
He explains that «historically, inflation acceleration has been a solid predictor of sharp bond selloffs.»
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Likewise, a marginal bond selloff will push yields on 10 - year Treasurys to 2.57 % and U.S. benchmark oil prices will be $ 50.20 a barrel or barely changed.
In the midst of a dramatic seven - day bond selloff, extending from Tokyo to Frankfurt, London, New York and all bond markets in between, Chair Yellen chose today to add verbal fire to stoke the bond rout.
The last time that [three weeks in a row of at least $ 250 billion fails] happened was for five straight weeks beginning last November during the big bond selloff, and then earlier in 2016 in March (Japan problems).
The central bank hikes interest rates and bonds selloff causing the yield curve to flatten (also happening).
With the recent bond selloff, Canadian fixed income markets are counting on rates rising fast and GDP taking...
«We would characterize this bond selloff as made in Europe.
Equally, the upsurge in inflation that triggered the 1994 bond selloff is nowhere to be seen.