Treasuries turmoil gives way to calm as traders shift to ‘neutral’


What it all amounts to is a broad reset, with all eyes on Trump and US trading partners. — Bloomberg

NEW YORK: Traders reeling from the steepest losses in decades in US government debt slashed futures wagers aggressively over the past week, moving to a “neutral” position as they assessed the next steps in President Donald Trump’s tariff policies.

Treasury yields soared last week as the escalating tariff face-off roiled markets and sparked a rush for cash.

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