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Upcoming U.S. Inflation Data to Test Stock Markets

The January 15th release of the U.S. consumer price index (CPI) is expected to influence stock markets and Treasury yields, adding to concerns about inflation and the impact of President Trump's upcoming policies; a Reuters poll predicts a 0.3% monthly increase.

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Treasury Yields Fluctuate on Volatile First Trading Day of 2025

On January 2nd, 2025, the 10-year Treasury yield closed at 4.561% after fluctuating throughout the day, while the 2-year yield was 4.246%; this follows a volatile year for Treasuries and comes amidst mixed economic signals.

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Global Central Banks Fight U.S. Dollar Surge

The U.S. dollar's surge is forcing global central banks to intervene, selling dollar reserves to stabilize their currencies, but this might further strengthen the dollar and increase Treasury yields; Brazil sold \$13.75 billion in dollar reserves in October 2024 alone.

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Inflation Fears Trigger U.S. Market Sell-Off

U.S. stocks tumbled on December 2024 after the ISM services index's price index surged to 64.4%, exceeding 60% for the first time since January 2024, prompting concerns about inflation and triggering a rise in Treasury yields and a market sell-off.

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Rising Interest Rates Threaten 2025 Bull Market

Rising 10-year Treasury yields, currently at 4.573%, threaten the bull market in 2025; historically, such yields correlate with negative equity returns, as evidenced by recent stock market declines when yields exceeded 4.5% and 4.75%.

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Strong Dollar, High Yields Squeeze Emerging Markets

The strong U.S. dollar and high Treasury yields are creating significant challenges for emerging economies, exemplified by China and Brazil's contrasting yet similarly ineffective responses, resulting in weak currencies and slow growth; capital flows to emerging markets are projected to decline by 2...

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