Treasury yields continue their slide lower Thursday morning after the Federal Reserve announced an interest rate pause coming out of its November FOMC meeting. Yahoo Finance’s Jared Blikre analyzes the drop in bond yields, providing insights into the state of the stock market.
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I’ll advise you to work with a financial advisor. Definitely a good time to invest in stocks, Gold, silver and digital currencies(BTC, ETH.XRP)
It means GDP Growth wasn’t sufficient.
our farcically under-reported (i.e., openly dishonest) inflation rate, which if measured by the same CPI scale Volcker used, would place US inflation at well above 11% today, and not the open lie of headline 3.7%.
Such actual rather than “official” inflation means that every single IOU issued by Uncle Sam is a negative-yielding bond, and hence by definition, puts them technically and already in default.