Evergreen buck tacks on amid soaring yields on US Treasury bonds

Evergreen buck tacks on amid soaring yields on US Treasury bonds

On Friday, the evergreen buck edged up against the backdrop of ascending American Treasury revenues to February’s values ​​as well as forecasts of interest rate hikes that turned out to be more important than fears of a probable trade conflict.

The US dollar index, gauging the purchasing power of the key American currency to the basket of six leading rivals, inched up by 0.27% ending up with a result of 89.88.

On Friday, the yield of US government bonds inched up again: the yield on US biennial bonds rallied to 2.437%, which is its highest value since September 2008. The yield of ten-year US government bonds leapt to 2.916%.

Treasury yields are inversely proportional to their value. The sharp increase in the yield of American government bonds in February provoked a collapse on the stock exchanges, when traders hurried to buy up the evergreen buck, expecting that inflation surge could lead to acceleration in the rate of interest rate increase.

In recent months, the US currency has been under pressure because of the trade policy of the US President Donald Trump. On Friday, the Chinese ambassador to the US told that if the White House proceeds with unleashing a trade war, then China is ready to come up with a mighty response.

The evergreen buck tacked on versus the Japanese yen. The currency pair USD/JPY went up by about 0.23% being worth 107.60. In times of political or economic instability, investors prefer investing in the Japanese yen, which is considered to be a reliable protective asset.

The UK pound fell against the backdrop of statements by the head of the Bank of England Mark Carney who openly backed a soft monetary policy. The currency pair GBP/USD headed south by 0.25% trading at 1.4052.

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