DBS Bank strategists expect the 10-year US Treasury yield to potentially fall to 4.8%
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A DBS Bank strategist said that the 10-year US Treasury yield could fall to in the short term 4.8%。
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DBS Bank: 10-year US Treasury yield is expected to fall to 4.8%
PANews October 26 According to Caixin, as reported by CLS, DBS Bank's senior rates strategist in Singapore, Eugene Leow, said that rising demand for safe-haven assets, 10-year US Treasury yield is expected to fall to 4.8%. Caution will remain a core consideration for investors. Concerns about AI, the risk of an economic slowdown, and political uncertainty in Europe and the United States (the situation in Europe and the US midterm elections) mean that safe-haven demand will persist for some time. At current absolute yield levels, US Treasuries are suitable as a safe-haven hedging instrument. From a trading perspective, 4.8%is a logical short-term technical target.
Eugene Leow, DBS Bank's senior rates strategist in Singapore, said that the 10-year US Treasury yield is expected to fall to 4.8%。
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The report noted that rising demand for safe-haven assets and cautious sentiment remain core considerations for investors.
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The concerns listed in the report include market doubts about the AI, the risk of an economic slowdown, and political uncertainty in Europe and the United States.
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The report described the 4.8%as a logical short-term technical target.
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The US Treasury yield can be understood as the market interest rate corresponding to holding US government bonds. This view holds that greater investor caution and increased safe-haven demand could drive the 10-year US Treasury yield lower in the short term.
Why it matters to readers
If yields do fall, valuations and capital preferences in the bond market and other assets could be affected; however, this is currently only a strategist's judgment about future trends.
This is not a yield change that has already occurred, but a short-term target forecast proposed by a financial institution's strategist.
Risks and unknowns
The original text did not provide the current 10-year US Treasury yield, nor did it confirm that the yield had already fallen.
4.8%is a forecast target proposed by the strategist, and actual trends may differ.
The original text did not specify how long safe-haven demand would persist.
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