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  1. The orange #dementia patient is now #sundowning in the middle of the day.

    The U.S. bond market - also known as Treasury bills, T-bills, or government bonds - got decidedly shaky this week after a period of growing uncertainty. Primarily because US #debt is exploding and it is becoming clear to even the dumbest observers that things cannot continue the way they are.

    And the expression "If something can not go on forever, then it will stop" applies here, and what it means is the end of the US #dollar as the de-facto world reserve #currency.

    So the US #Treasury has been doing more and more drastic actions to try to prop up that bond market. #Bessent, the new head of the Fed, started trying to massage the "yield curve" by buying back long-term bonds with funds from selling more short-term #bonds, and it worked for a hot minute. Then things got shaky again the next day.

    I'll let the news reporters take it from here:

    > Trump was asked whether he had spoken with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent
    > about "another type of intervention" after bond yields climbed back to multi-year highs.
    >
    > "The ultimate intervention is our military," Trump said. "And if we have to use that, we will."

    Dear USAnians: your demented president is now threatening to use the US military against ... the US #bond market?

    Your mainstream media should absolutely not be able to #sanewash this stupidity, but they probably will.

    #USPol #DipshitDonnie #TBills #BondMarket #MangoMussolini #bankruptcy

  2. The average yield on Nigerian Treasury bills declined to 17.76% in the secondary market as investors stepped up bargain hunting on the naira asset, traders said in separate fixed income market updates.

    dmarketforces.com/nigerian-tre

    #Treasurybills #Tbills

  3. The average yield on Nigerian Treasury bills eased by 2 basis points in the secondary market to 17.82%, fixed income market analysts said in their latest updates.

    dmarketforces.com/nigerian-t-b

    #Treasurybills #TBills

  4. The average yield on Nigerian Treasury bills (NTB) dipped to 18.18% amidst subdued trading activities in the secondary market ahead of the main auction scheduled for Wednesday

    dmarketforces.com/nigerian-tre

    #Treasurybills #Tbills

  5. The average yield on Nigerian treasury bills fell to 18.10% per annum in the secondary market due to increased bets on the naira asset ahead of midweek auction

    dmarketforces.com/t-bills-yiel

    #Treasurybills #Tbills

  6. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) extended its upward spot rates adjustment on Nigerian Treasury bills allotted to investors at the final auction conducted for the year 2025 on Wednesday.

    dmarketforces.com/cbn-hikes-ra

    #CBN #Tbills #Treasurybills

  7. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has increased its spot rate on Nigerian Treasury bills with 364 days maturity again, details from its ad hoc primary market auction on Wednesday revealed.

    dmarketforces.com/cbn-hikes-in

    #Interestrate #CBN #TBills

  8. The Treasury bills market closed in the red with average yields inching up by +13 basis points (bps) to 16.95% from 16.82% the previous day – return still tracking ahead of headline inflation.

    dmarketforces.com/fixed-income

    #FixedincomeInvestors #Tbills

  9. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) repriced spot rates on Nigerian Treasury bills with 91-day and 364-day maturities at the primary market auction on Wednesday, details from the primary market auction conducted on Wednesday revealed

    dmarketforces.com/cbn-selectiv

    #CBN #interestrate #Treasurybills #Tbills

  10. The yields on naira assets closed on a mixed note, with banks selling interest in Treasury bills to support daily liquidity positions amidst tightening funding levels in the financial system

    dmarketforces.com/yields-on-na

    #NairaAssets #Treasurybills #Tbills #financialmarket

  11. The average yield on Nigerian Treasury bills fell slightly to 17.77% in the secondary market ahead of midweek auction scheduled by the authority. Trading activity was relatively quiet as investors focus attentions on midweek auction where the Central Bank of Nigeria

    dmarketforces.com/yield-falls-

    #treasurybills #Tbills #Financialmarket #financialnews

  12. #Investmentbanker #MarkCarney worked for #GoldmanSachs before he headed #Canada‘s #centralbank. Next the lead the #british central bank. Nobody knows more about #fiscalpolicy than #Carney. So he knows the #headofstates and the the #ECB inside out. When #Trump got elected it was Carney who called and asked them to buy #tbills … when #POTUS started his #tariffs, they -including #japan- dumped them … following a #rise of #interestrates in the #US… so #JeromePowell cannot not lower #rates! Bam!

  13. @atomicpoet

    #Tbills #BondVolatility
    (2/n)

    ...no more critical story in finance than what 👉amounts to a slow-motion crash of this $24 trillion market. 👈 Many longer-term bonds that were issued just a couple years ago 👉are now trading for a mere of 50 percent of their face value. 👈 In stock-market equivalents, that kind of decline 👉would rate as a ... 1)

    1)
    morningstar.com/markets/market

  14. @atomicpoet

    #Tbills
    (1/n)

    If the investor weren't #WarrenBuffet, I'd claim that he has a short memory.

    Not even a year ago, and the underlying structural problems of US budget policies are still there.

    Via #NYmagazine

    "When #Wall Street sizes up the world’s risks, one way traders make their bets on the future is through the market in #USTreasuries — that is, #bonds representing the government’s debt.

    Since August, there has been...

    nymag.com/intelligencer/2023/1

  15. @anthony Id still like to know why #TBills were so hot right before the #911attacks ”… large purchases of five-year Treasury notes before the attacks … The investigators, acting on a tip from traders, are examining whether terrorists, or people affiliated with terrorist organizations, bought five-year notes, including a single $5 billion trade, the people say.” WSJ, Gasparino, Zuckerman s3.amazonaws.com/911timeline/2 #InsiderTrading #September11

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