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#ChartStorm: 1/17
🗓️ March Performance of ...
🇺🇸 #SPX #IXIC #DJI 🇯🇵 #NI225 🇩🇪 #DAX 🇹🇷 #XU100
#DXY #EURUSD #GBPUSD #CADUSD #JPYUSD #TRYUSD
#TreasuryBills #GovernmentBonds #Yields
🗓️ March Performance of ...
🇺🇸 #SPX #IXIC #DJI 🇯🇵 #NI225 🇩🇪 #DAX 🇹🇷 #XU100
#DXY #EURUSD #GBPUSD #CADUSD #JPYUSD #TRYUSD
#TreasuryBills #GovernmentBonds #Yields
2) Here I'll cover 6 stock market indices in 4 countries:
In order to compare the relative performances, I've chosen a pre-pandemic basis, which is 31/12/2019 closing values.
As Nasdaq, S&P500 and DJI are denominated in US dollars, but the others not, returns are misleading.
In order to compare the relative performances, I've chosen a pre-pandemic basis, which is 31/12/2019 closing values.
As Nasdaq, S&P500 and DJI are denominated in US dollars, but the others not, returns are misleading.
3) I have adjusted the data, and now all are denominated in US dollars.
#BIST returns are still amazing with its 30.4%, but not striking as above. Besides it is positive only after Sep'22. #Nasdaq is leading with 36.2% return. #Nikkei225 is the only index below pandemic level.
#BIST returns are still amazing with its 30.4%, but not striking as above. Besides it is positive only after Sep'22. #Nasdaq is leading with 36.2% return. #Nikkei225 is the only index below pandemic level.
"The Bond Paradox: Why Longer Term Bonds Yield Less than Short Term Bonds?"
Yield= Return of Investment on Bond
[THREAD🧵]👇
1) During this current period of uncertainty, investors may be willing to accept lower yields on safer longer-term bonds.
#Powell #TreasuryBills #Fed
Yield= Return of Investment on Bond
[THREAD🧵]👇
1) During this current period of uncertainty, investors may be willing to accept lower yields on safer longer-term bonds.
#Powell #TreasuryBills #Fed
This can increase demand for longer-term bonds.
When the demand for a bond increases, its price goes up, leading to investors buying bonds at a premium and ultimately resulting in a decrease in yield or return.
When the demand for a bond increases, its price goes up, leading to investors buying bonds at a premium and ultimately resulting in a decrease in yield or return.
2) Central banks may increase short-term interest rates to control inflation or cool down an overheating economy.
Investors may opt for fixed deposits with banks as they offer a more attractive rate of return, causing a decline in demand for existing shorter-term bonds.
Investors may opt for fixed deposits with banks as they offer a more attractive rate of return, causing a decline in demand for existing shorter-term bonds.
