Tag: Consumer Confidence
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Treasury Yields Fall as Consumer Confidence Wobbles; Markets Brace for Fed Signals
U.S. Treasury Yields Retreat as Confidence Dips The bond market is once again signaling that traders expect slower growth ahead, with the 10-year Treasury yield slipping below the 4% mark as fresh data on American consumer sentiment provided another round of downside momentum. The Conference Board’s November index came in at 88.7, down from 95.5…
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Treasury Yields Dip as Consumer Confidence Wobbles
Market backdrop: yields ease amid tepid confidence U.S. Treasury yields extended a retreat as the latest consumer confidence data suggested the economy remains unsettled, even as investors monitor for signs of a slowing inflation path. The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield slipped below the 4% barrier, underscoring ongoing demand for safe assets in an environment where…
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Treasury Yields Fall as Consumer Confidence Slips: What It Means for Markets
Overview: Yields Decline as Confidence Wavers The U.S. Treasury market kept its footing on a softer path as November data signaled a wobble in consumer confidence. The 10-year Treasury yield slipped below the 4% mark, a notable move that highlights the sensitivity of government debt prices to the ebb and flow of consumer sentiment and…