Us Treasuries Slip as Traders Await Gdp Data for Growth Hints
Treasuries have dropped as investors wait for a reading on fourth-quarter US GDP growth, which may indicate the economy is slowing down. The two-year yield has risen four basis points to 4.11%, its biggest monthly drop since September, amid concerns about inflation and interest rates. Traders are weighing the potential impact of President Trump's trade policies and their effect on the economy.
- The growing uncertainty surrounding economic growth and inflation may lead to a shift in market expectations, with investors increasingly focusing on monetary policy decisions by the Federal Reserve.
- Will the upcoming GDP data provide clear guidance on the path forward for interest rates and monetary policy, or will it remain uncertain due to ongoing global trade tensions?