US employment and GDP data are improving, but under the shadow of policies and tariffs, US bond yields are declining instead of rising

PANews|Mar 27, 2025 13:26
According to Jin Shi, although the US data shows that the economy is experiencing a high degree of policy uncertainty, the yield of US treasury bond bonds still loses its momentum. The number of first-time jobless claims per week in the United States has decreased from an upward revised 225000 to 224000, indicating a resilient labor market. The US gross domestic product (GDP) for the fourth quarter has been revised to grow by 2.4%, while the market had previously expected the data to remain unchanged at 2.3%. The price indicator in the GDP report has weakened. The market is also digesting the news of Trump's announcement of a 25% tariff on imported cars. The yield of 10-year treasury bond and two-year treasury bond was 4.369% and 4.006% respectively, both of which were slightly lower than the level before data release.
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