Bessent Is About to UNLOCK a MASSIVE Rally (And Nobody Sees It)
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- 05 Sept 2026, 04:30 UTC
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- 05 Sept 2026, 05:50 UTC
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The bond market is experiencing trouble as yields are increasing, driven by factors like geopolitical tensions and anticipated fiscal dominance. This trend suggests a shift from an era dominated by Federal Reserve policies to one where the Treasury and debt markets play a more significant role. As demand for US debt from commercial banks, money market funds, and foreign investors potentially wanes due to perceived risks or alternative opportunities, the Federal Reserve may be compelled to intervene. This intervention could manifest as yield curve control, where the Fed actively buys bonds to cap yields. Consequently, interest rates are expected to remain high or potentially increase. This scenario could lead to increased inflation and pressure on asset prices, including Bitcoin and Gold, which are often seen as inflation hedges. The analysis suggests that the current bull market in stocks and AI may be nearing its end as these fundamental shifts take hold.
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