Analyst: US Treasuries Remain Favored Despite Fed Rate Cut Expectations
According to Odaily, analysts from UniCredit Bank's Investment Research Institute pointed out in a report that despite the uncertainty in the US political environment, US Treasury yields remain relatively stable, reflecting investors' continued preference for US Treasuries. The market generally expects the Federal Reserve to further cut interest rates, which is expected to boost the performance of US Treasuries. In addition, the resilience demonstrated by the US economy has enhanced the attractiveness of its assets. Although foreign investors may reduce their investment in US assets in the medium to long term, the likelihood of large-scale sell-offs in the short term is low. (Golden Ten Data)
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