Japan's 30-Year Bond Yield Reached Record 4.223%, Posing Risk to Bitcoin via Carry Trade
Japan's 30-year bond yield hit a record 4.223%, raising safe-haven returns and threatening bitcoin via yen carry trade unwinds.
US durable goods orders held steady in August, exceeding forecasts of a 0.4% decrease, with core orders also showing strength.
The S&P Global PMI, the major data point this week, pointed to a strengthening US economy. While the headline figure was flat, core orders are more indicative of the underlying economic direction, and that number came in strong, supporting a bullish outlook. The market showed no immediate response, but this report adds another element to the case for a hawkish stance.
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Japan's 30-year bond yield hit a record 4.223%, raising safe-haven returns and threatening bitcoin via yen carry trade unwinds.
US and China reach agreement on a subset of goods for trade; details to be released Monday.
Yen strengthened, oil prices fell, and 10-year Treasury yields remained near 5.17% in European trading.
New York Fed President John Williams warned that repeated supply shocks are complicating the fight to bring inflation back to 2%.