No Rate Cut, Higher Rates, Stock Market Up?I believe stock markets worldwide will continue its bull run despite past indicators like the yield curve inversion signaling a bear market/recession. We are entering a new era of time.Longby Joanitous2
Rate cut on PointFED with no other choice but to cut rates as predicted a few weeks ago. This was no coincidence and perfectly plays into the recession scenario. Cutting rates with the fully loaded balance sheet is a very precarious task and markets are bound to become increasingly unstable Because of the insanely high uncertainty when it comes to monetary policy. Long on bonds with tanking yields, Short global marketsShortby MysteriousPersian117
interest rate bounce off the zero line or enter below zone and gold rockets up?? something to watch forby hillbilly2501
3.015 is the only level in play for 2 year yields...It is very clear from the monthly chart here that this has been an uptrend for some time now. The 2 year yields have started to see some widely anticipated profit taking just shy of the 2.618 extended target for the 3rd wave. The market has since retraced and held the 23.6% in a corrective 4th wave process. Time to start paying attention to yields again for 2019.Longby ridethepigUpdated 6
US02Y 2 Year Yield - History Repeats Itself2YY is falling after a retest of the multi-decade trend. This will be the fourth time in history. These are followed by a major bear market and recession. Shortby PipPhenes111
expecting fed to reduce ratesInversion on the yield curve is making markets very uneasy and for good reason. Now the fed is stuck between to evils. Raising rates to reduce the balance sheet in order to be prepared for the inevitable recession (lets be honest, its too late for that now), OR reduce rates to at least flatten the yield curve. This would show in the yield of the 2 year and 3 month treasury being reduced to 2.4% and below. This is exactly what they wanted to avoid but thats the price the FED pays for letting the market dictate monetary policy when they should've been raising rates long ago. Expecting short term rates to fall shortly. There is not much that can be done now but brace because there is a decade worth of a shitstorm about to be unleashed in the form of credit and corporate debt and capitulation. Long on the vix is a great way to protect assets if you are looking for a hedge. Shortby MysteriousPersian2
Monetary easing is expected...USO2Y 2-Year US Treasury Bonds Predicting Interest Rate. If the graph analysis is correct. We can see a nearly 1% downward trend in interest rates this year. Monetary easing is expected.Shortby meszaros7
$USDJPY Is Savaged, Hammered Over 3%FX turmoil early in the evening session with the AUDUSD falling to .6750, USDJPY falling through 105 and USDTRY blasting through 5.6. EURUSD and GBPUSD are taking some heat, too, in what is being explained as carry trades being unwound as market participants are finally getting the gist: growth and inflation are slowing. In my previous post, my intermediate TACVOL range was114.44/108.30. Price action had been unable to break above the range top, and now completely falling through the bottom. I would like this move play out before jumping in. However, if you've read my work, I been trying to prepare readers for the epic shift. If we look towards US/Japan rate differentials, USDJPY is suggesting US yields have much more to fall. This was the largest rate of change move since 2017. Current TACVOL range 115.54/108.87; -2.81 score suggesting a pull back is in order at least near-term.by TheMacroStrategist3
2/3 US Yields RatioLong time without having this ratio at positive. Flattening/Inverse at some bps.by MRCapital0
Equity compared with 2Y-10Y treasury Rate2Y-10Y treasury rate compared with SPX and DOW by pavansubramani1
US02Y/US05Y RATIO INDEXThis ratio shows us that we are in a beginning period for going below 1, in that case this is the first signal, and is the following one US02Y/US10Y will go in the same direction, recession will begin. thank for this last oneShortby albertus760
Possible Recession comparison US02 yield 5 and 10 yearsI think that, It is in action a possible regression market where bit investor are more interested in long term 10 years that in 2 one. This means that on the contrary, one dollar tomorrow are better than a dollar today, this is real on opposite meaning regarding the contrary one where thanks to inflaction and many different economical situation, a dollar today was always better than a dollar tomorrow. Anyway follow my next chart where a comparison between US yield treasury with 2 and 5 years show us a real ratio below 1, this mean that this recession power limit is in act to beginnig First of all after last 10 years of history in Central bank economical situation, we can consider this first signal a prediction considered a previous feedback but when spread US02Y/US10Y will inverted and will go in negative range we'll have a real signal and confirmation about real recession and when this event had realized it anticipates the recession and it will be bigger than 20s period of 20th century Thanks for what my thoughtsShortby albertus760
Bond yeilds and Market TargetNotes on chart, but in short... I'm looking at the idea that if the 2/10 yield doesn't invert then a target of about 245-250ish area by Jan/Feb of 2019. If we do carry over for inversion on the 2/10 I'm looking longer term of roughly Sept. of 2020 as target for bottom of around 138-155. Just my thoughts and please let me know what think.Shortby I_Just_Chart_a_Lot3
US Yield curve... clock is tickingHope this idea will inspire some of you ! Don't forget to hit the like/follow button if you feel like this post deserves it ;) That's the best way to support me and help pushing this content to other users. Kindly, Philby PRO_Indicators42
US2Y with DXY - moving togetherSince the begining of the rise in 2 year yield, USD was following closely. However, USD did not follow rates to new high, but diverged instead. Note that the momentum in 2y yield is slowing, which could portend fall in interest rates in not very distant future, which could in turn hurt USD. by TheLazyBrother3