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📍Financial markets have witnessed a collapse in the historical relationship between U.S. government bond yields and the strength of the dollar, as investors shy away from U.S. assets due to their concerns about U.S. financial trends and the lack of clarity in monetary policies
📍U.S. bond yields have long been associated with the strength of the dollar; as U.S. debt instrument yields rise, the appeal of dollar-denominated assets increases, supporting the U.S. currency. However, this historical connection has begun to unravel since the beginning of 2025, reflecting a fundamental shift in investor sentiment and confidence in the U.S. economy
📍Since the announcement of the "Liberation Fees" last April, the yield on 10-year U.S. bonds jumped from 4.16% to 4.42%, while the dollar fell by 4.7% against a basket of currencies, leading to the lowest level of correlation between the two in nearly three years
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