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Analysts: Overseas investors seem to be inclined to reduce their dollar allocation.
According to Mars Finance, on May 30, BlueBay Chief Investment Officer Mark Dowding pointed out in a report that the 30-year US Treasury bond is currently receiving buying support around a yield level of 5.0%. Dowding stated: However, we are concerned that, as US debt continues to rise, most overseas investors seem to prefer to reduce their allocation to US assets and the US dollar. He noted that as debt levels rise, new supply will rely on domestic US investors to absorb. Dowding added that the US Treasury yield curve remains relatively flat and may re-steepen in the coming weeks (i.e., the gap between short-term and long-term bond yields widens). ( Jin10 )