The states bonds to USA They have retreated a sign that investors prefer the most risky assets, after information that the duties that President Donald Trump is going to be announced will be more targeted next month than he has stated, according to a Bloomberg report.
The yield on the 10 -year bond in the US increased to four basis points to 4.29%. German bonds also fell slightly, with the corresponding interest rate climbing three basis points to 2.80%, stopping five consecutive days of profit.
The moves follow the reports that Trump’s announcement of Catholic, mutual trade duties on April 2 – a date it has called America’s “release day” – will be closer than originally expected. This helps to alleviate some market fears on the impact on global trade and development.
“The latest news about mutual duties are slightly positive about the climate of danger at the beginning of this week,” said Kathleen Brooks, XTB research director.
“The duties in Trump’s second term as president are even wider than his first term and continue to burden the markets,” he added. “However, the sale in US shares, especially in the big technology, could be reversed if markets have overestimated the risk of duties in global trade.”