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>bond rates pumping again
>yield curve inverting, again

>> No.50195570

>>50195484
It’s over

>> No.50195933

>>50195570
Is it really over?
>over

>> No.50196060

>>50195484
I have 2 questions:
1. Would negative interest rate end up creating negative yield on bonds?
2. What's the likelihood the US defaults? Would US bondholders be given preference?

>> No.50196093

>>50195484

Priced in

>> No.50196101

>>50196060
Zero percent chance

Moron comment

>> No.50196195

>>50196101
Negative-yield bonds already exist to prop up mutual funds. Who's to say the Treasury won't start trying to sell these?

>> No.50196248

>>50196060
>1. Would negative interest rate end up creating negative yield on bonds?
Yes. Bonds are already effectively negative as the rates are purposely lagging inflation.

>2. What's the likelihood the US defaults?
Defaulting is worse than trying to pay the debt off over a few generations and just printing the money so i would guess the likelihood is effectively 0%.

Would US bondholders be given preference?

>> No.50196283

>>50196248
>Would US bondholders be given preference?
If the people in charge would like to not face violence for themselves and their family then probably yes.