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15/01/2026
Market news: Tesla's first batch of vehicles imported to India last year, about one-third of them are still unsold, and the company is facing difficulties in destocking.
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4 m ago
Federal Reserve Kashkari: So far, inflation has been the main driving force of financial distress.
4 m ago
Federal Reserve's Kashkari: There is currently no very concerning situation in consumer borrowing.
5 m ago
Federal Reserve's Kashkari: The balance sheet of American households looks pretty good.
8 m ago
With the heat of risk aversion and the impact of bond supply factors pushing up US bond prices, the 30-year Treasury bond yield has fallen to its lowest level so far this year. Shortly before noon New York time, yields on bonds of various maturities generally fell by at least 2 basis points, with the maximum decline reaching 4 basis points. The 30-year Treasury bond yield fell below 4.80% for the first time this year and is now below the 200-day moving average, the first time since early December that the yield is expected to close below that average. Catalysts for this rise include a decline in US benchmark stock indices, additional safe-haven demand triggered by expectations of US military action against Iran, and the Supreme Court delaying a ruling on tariffs (which improves the US fiscal outlook). Supply considerations also played a role, with strong demand at recent Treasury auctions and the Federal Reserve's regular bond repurchase operations on Wednesday targeting bonds maturing in 20 to 30 years. In addition, US bonds have been supported by rising British bonds, with the 10-year British bond yield falling to 4.35%, reaching a new closing low in over a year.
9 m ago
Federal Reserve's Kashkari: Cryptocurrencies are "almost useless for consumers".
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