Rise of U.S. debt yield to emerging markets
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The US 10 - year debt yield rose by 3% for the first time in four years, which has so far only triggered a small amount of capital outflows from stock markets and bond funds, and emerging markets have been greatly affected.
As of Wednesday's week, investors withdrew $84 million from stock funds to withdraw $300 million from bond funds, after a week by Wednesday, with US bond yields breaking a key level of 3% in April 24th.
The US 10 year treasury bond yield has risen by about 53 basis points this year, driven by strong economic growth, rising interest rates and increased issuance of bonds.
The US Silver and American forest said that the yield of 3% has not led to the inflow of funds to the so-called "high yield", on the contrary - "the inflow of funds to the public debt fund is a record, a large amount of money flows into technology and utility funds... And the financial industry fund is outflowing."
Merrill Lynch pointed out that, in view of the United States bond yields and the United States dollar rising, emerging market trends "shock", emerging market bond funds have been recorded for two weeks in a row, a total of $1 billion 200 million, for the first time since December 2016.
Mei Yin Mei Lin said that the stock market redemption scale has reached US $30 billion in the past seven weeks, and the market sentiment is not so high.
In the past week, a small amount of capital outflow has occurred in the US stock market, and the outflow has been 300 million US dollars. The European Fund has recorded a 1 billion 100 million dollar outflow of funds for eighth consecutive weeks.
In the past seven weeks, investors have lifted their funds to European stocks by 1/3 for more than 15 months, as the euro has erode the profits, and the ECB stimulus measures failed to cut credit spreads. Merrill Lynch called it a "cyclical surrender".
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