Treasurys

n．美国国债：美国政府发行的债券

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n．美国国债：美国政府发行的债券，被认为是低风险的投资。
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Of course, the nice bump stocks are getting in the start of third - quarter trading is probably putting a bit of pressure on Treasurys too.
Among the questions facing investors: After such a shock, would investors run away from Treasurys, which have long served as a safe haven?
With Treasurys yielding only 3%, it's not clear how much more demand the Fed will spur by getting them down to, say, 2. 5%.
That it had done so with investments in Treasurys at a time when Treasury prices are close to historic highs?
For example, U. S. Treasurys would seem to be overvalued given the long-term problems in the U. S. budget and with the dollar.
In other words, if you own two-year Treasurys the Fed just guaranteed that you're not going to get sideswiped by an increase in rates.
Mr. Mangan recently bought Treasurys, since he believes the U. S. economy may fall into a deeper recession.
The dollar is, for now at least, the world's reserve currency, meaning non-U. S. central banks will have to keep buying Treasurys.
If China were to let the yuan rise, however, it would accumulate fewer reserves but also have fewer dollars to park in Treasurys.
So much for that: At last week's policy meeting, the Fed stepped aside and let the yield rise without promising to buy more Treasurys.
'Even though long-term Treasurys have had great performance, ' Mr. McDevitt says, 'investors haven't really been chasing those returns. '
One gauge of that demand is the amount of Treasurys held on behalf of other central banks by the Fed.
It deposits money in U. S. Treasurys because its economy does not allow investors to put money elsewhere.
In other words, the Fed was heartened that investors were moving out of the safe haven of Treasurys and into riskier investments.
QE2 focused solely on Treasurys in an attempt to entice investors into buying riskier assets like stocks.
The central bank will have purchased nearly $2 trillion of Treasurys, agency debt and mortgage-backed securities by the end of this month.
Bank regulators also said the downgrade wouldn't affect the use of Treasurys as collateral at, say, the Fed's discount window.
Now, Japan, feeling under pressure to weaken its currency, turned around and bought dollars, most likely in the form of Treasurys.
Some of the recent selling by China also reflects a rebalancing into longer-term Treasurys, while allowing some short-term bills to expire.
One option, they say, is for the Fed to alter the make-up of its securities portfolio, by reinvesting its money in longer-term Treasurys.
It could be a boon for Treasurys if economic growth slows, knocking down commodity prices and reducing the risk of inflation.
For now, the market unrest has aided Treasurys, which are seen as a safe haven, helping push prices up and yields lower.
Fast-forward to November, the Fed is posed to inject more liquidity into the system by buying US Treasurys.
He added that Korea's holdings of U. S. Treasurys are 'very small' in absolute terms and won't be affected by the S& P warning.
Treasurys are the benchmark for lending across the economy.
Playing such games can be dangerous, Larday says, since any long-term selling in Treasurys hurts its own interests.
The central bank is likely to buy Treasurys and TIPS again as part of any QE2 program, encouraging investors to buy both assets.
更新时间：2025-05-07 21:25

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