BOND Yields are About to UNLOCK a MASSIVE Bull Run (And Nobody Sees It)
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- 06 Oct 2026, 19:19 UTC
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- 07 Oct 2026, 00:46 UTC
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The analysis suggests a bullish outlook for US Treasury yields (US10Y, US2Y, US30Y) with targets at 6.0%, 5.0%, and 5.75% respectively, and a fail bound below current levels. This is driven by the expectation of the Fed and Treasury working together to buy bonds, potentially through QE, to tame bond market volatility and eventually cut rates. The narrative highlights that higher rates, driven by increased growth expectations and the potential for the Fed to print money, make other risk assets like Bitcoin (BTCUSDT) and potentially Brent Oil (BRENTUSD) less attractive in the long term due to increased borrowing costs and reduced profit margins. However, there's a short-term bullish signal for Brent Oil at 90.65, targeting 100.0, with a fail bound at 85.0. The overall market sentiment is bullish on bonds and potentially risk assets due to anticipated monetary easing and the "debt trap" scenario, where the government might resort to QE to manage its debt.
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