US Treasury Bonds Head for Worst Week Since Trump's 'Liberation Day'

US Treasury bonds are on track for their worst weekly performance since President Trump's so-called 'Liberation Day,' following stronger-than-expected inflation data and hawkish comments from Fed officials. Investors who had positioned for an end to the global bond selloff were hit by higher-than-expected inflation and a cautious stance from Fed officials on monetary policy. These developments increased selling pressure in the bond market. The upside surprise in inflation data weakened expectations for rate cuts, while comments from Fed officials also reduced market optimism. Investors appear to be closely watching the trajectory of bond yields. The weekly decline has heightened concerns about the short-term outlook for Treasury bonds. Market participants believe that upcoming data and the direction of Fed communication will be decisive. Not investment advice.

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Selling pressure in Treasury bonds could spill over into high-yield credit ETFs such as HYG, weakening risk appetite. Although RSI at 32.7 is approaching oversold territory, MACD remains below its signal line and the price is trading below SMA20/SMA50; short-term momentum is weak. The 24-hour decline and upward pressure on bond yields highlight downside risk in the 1-3 day outlook. Nevertheless, oversold conditions keep a limited rebound possible, so confidence is moderate.

RSI 14

32.7

MACD

-0.06

24h Δ

-0.57%

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