U.S. BONDS ARE NOT SELLING! Why China And America's Allies Are Losing Faith?｜AsianQuickTake

???? Join Jacob as he delves into the pressing fiscal concerns in the United States, echoing those of a household weighed down by debt and excessive interest payments. This is not just a domestic issue; it's affecting global markets and America's standing.

Tags: US Fiscal Situation, Federal Reserve, Quantitative Easing, Balance Sheet Reduction, US Bond Market, US Treasury Bonds, Financial Turbulence, Wall Street Concerns, US Deficit, Government Bond Issuance, US Debt Supply, Bond Prices, Bond Yields, Foreign Investors, Economic Challenges.

Here's a summary of the key points discussed in the video:

Critical Juncture: The fiscal situation in the United States resembles a heavily indebted household, with increasing interest payments becoming a critical issue.

Fed's Response: The Federal Reserve implemented quantitative easing measures since 2020, including acquiring substantial US Treasury bonds to address the crisis.

Balance Sheet Reduction: The Fed is now reducing its balance sheet to combat rising inflation, a move that has already shrunk it by $1 trillion.

Wall Street Concerns: Wall Street worries that further balance sheet reduction could lead to financial market turbulence and extends to concerns from US allies regarding US bonds.

Poor Bond Auctions: The US Treasury market experiences its worst day since 2020, with underwhelming performance in US bond auctions, particularly the 30-year bond auction.

Investor Enthusiasm Declines: Investors are less enthusiastic about purchasing US Treasury bonds due to concerns about market volatility and potential Federal Reserve tightening.

Rising Deficit: The Congressional Budget Office estimates a significant federal budget deficit for the 2023 fiscal year, indicating the need for substantial issuance of Treasury bonds.

Bond Supply Increase: The US government has issued a substantial volume of Treasury bonds this year, exceeding the previous year, leading to lower bond prices and higher bond yields.

US Default Concerns: The trend of increasing US debt and the absence of corrective measures pose a threat to US markets and the economy.

Foreign Investor Exodus: Major overseas buyers and institutions are exiting the US bond market, contributing to rising US Treasury yields.

Dilemma for Treasury and Fed: The US Treasury and the Federal Reserve face the challenge of foreign investors massively selling US bonds, placing pressure on domestic US investors to absorb the bond supply.

Stabilizing the Market: US Treasury bonds are encountering difficulties, impacting both the domestic and global markets. Addressing this complex issue requires collaborative efforts from various stakeholders.

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