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Can any one explain? TIA.
Should we believe the bond market deflationary behavior or CPI inflationary numbers? I go with bonds.
Quoting RedCable
Can any one explain? TIA.
bonds sold for a much lower price than current bid

in yield terms, the yield is expected to sell at a much higher number. means loss in confidence, dollar goes up, stocks down, safe havens up.
Quoting RyanCKB
{quote} bonds sold for a much lower price than current bid in yield terms, the yield is expected to sell at a much higher number. means loss in confidence, dollar goes up, stocks down, safe havens up.
if dollar goes up and safe havens up, what about XAUUSD..? what do you think, is it gonna up or down..? because gold is one of the safe havens.
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