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Just in the past few weeks, US Treasury bond yields have continuously risen again — as if the Fed had never cut interest rates. And not just bonds: gold, crude oil, USD… all witnessed significant fluctuations last week… All indicate instability in market confidence in the US economic outlook. Especially doubts about the ability to control public debt + inflation and maintain labor growth as well as GDP of the economy.
A new week closes with many fluctuations as motivation for Viet Hustler to synthesize a bigger picture: on the financial market and US economic situation … in this weekend's Macroeconomics column.
The following article will comment on 3 main aspects:
Bond yields and their bad consequences on the financial market…
Is the Fed losing control of the economy after the recent data?
The risks lurking towards the prosperity of the US economy…
Disclaimer: Some views below are the subjective opinions of the author — and are not investment advice at all.

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