The reaction in stock markets reflects a bullish sentiment towards Trump's policies on tax cuts, deregulation, and increased government spending, spurring investor enthusiasm post-election.
Bond investors are concerned about the potential resurgence of inflation and excessive government spending under Trump, leading to significant increases in Treasury yields, particularly a jump in 10-year notes.
As investors anticipated Trump's victory, government bond yields began climbing, reflecting a consensus that they expect greater compensation for lending amidst expected economic policy shifts.
The article contrasts the optimistic viewpoint of stock investors following Trump's win with the cautious stance of bond investors who fear economic implications of his policies.
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