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08/04/2026
Delta Air Lines CEO: "It is urgently necessary to address the issue of rising fuel costs by reducing unprofitable routes."
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After several cold-shouldered auctions of US Treasuries last month, this week's 10-year and 30-year bond auctions will be closely watched for signs of weak foreign demand. Although the Treasury's successful auction of 3-year notes on Tuesday (the first of seven major auctions in April) alleviated concerns about rising borrowing costs due to buyers exiting the market, doubts still lingered ahead of the 10-year bond auction at 1 pm Eastern Time on Thursday (1 am Beijing Time). Data from three auctions conducted by the US Treasury in the first half of March showed a decrease in the portion allocated to foreign accounts. Combined with Federal Reserve data showing a decline in US Treasury holdings held by foreign official and international accounts since mid-February, this supports the view that the war has weakened overseas demand for US Treasuries. John Briggs, Head of US Rate Strategy at Natixis, stated that the March auction data does not prove or refute this theory, as it is only one month's auction results, but the decline in foreign holdings does indicate that this may indeed be the case.
2 m ago
"New Fed Communication Agency" Nick Timiraos: Even if a conflict has never occurred, the door for the Fed to cut interest rates has already narrowed. The labor market is performing better than expected, and inflation calculated by PCE is not decreasing as quickly as officials had hoped.
2 m ago
The yield on Italian 10-year government bonds fell by approximately 27 basis points, underperforming compared to France, Spain and Italy.
3 m ago
"Federal Reserve listening device" Nick Timiraos: Even if a conflict has never occurred, the possibility of a cut in the federal funds rate is gradually decreasing. The labor market is performing better than expected, but the speed of inflation in the PCE has not reached officials' expectations.
4 m ago
"New Fed Communications" Nick Timiraos: The lasting ceasefire reduces the tail risks facing the Fed in both ways, but this impact may be asymmetric: it blocks the demand collapse tail risk that could have forced the Fed to cut rates in the short term, with the degree being greater than the inflation risk it mitigates the reason being the existence of a higher bottom support in energy prices, coupled with the subsequent impact of earlier supply interruptions.
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