Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Negative yields trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Negative yields are symptomatic for the search for safe assets.
Some of the government's debt is traded at negative yields.
In other fields, negative yields of 1.3 percent for corn and 4.7 for soybeans occurred.
In fact, more than US$13 trillion of globaldebt is currently trading with nominal negative yields.
The global amount of debt with negative yields ballooned up to $15 trillion, according to Deutsche Bank.
Another disaster in waiting on theglobal financial market is the current negative yields on government bonds.
One reason that negative yields are coming sooner or later to the U.S. is that President Trump is pushing the Federal Reserve hard in that direction.
Beyond falling rates, around $14tn of debt now has negative yields(including Germany's 30Y Bund as of today).
According to a report issued by J.P. Morgan,$3.6 trillion in government bonds around the world now carry negative yields.
One reason investors had been buying bonds--and in some cases even accepting negative yields-- was the fear that asset prices would keep falling.
To hide this fact they use obscure economic jargon to confuse and distract the public,with the latest term being negative yields.
Negative yields on long-dated government securities are more reflective of distorted market conditions than of stronger sovereign credit profiles, Fitch Ratings says.
And our analysis shows that 70% of all developedmarket debt is trading with real negative yields, with the remaining 30% close to or below 1%.
According to a recent reports in the international press, about US$13.4 trillion of sovereign bonds, primarily European and Japanese,are trading with negative yields.
Negative yields and a deluge of ECB cash have helped relieve stress in the euro-zone's shakiest members, but also made it harder for the region's banks to squeeze out a profit.
The challenge of negative interest rates is that you may actuallyhave to save more because you might see negative yields on some of your investments," she says.
Negative yields on bonds first appeared in 2014 after the European Central Bank cut its main interest rate below zero and began buying bonds in a bid to goose the economy.
The other really striking thing about the macro environment, and you talk about interest rates, there's now over $5 trillion ofgovernment debt on the bond market trading at negative yields.
Today, Japan, and seven major European governments, including Germany and France,are able to sell bonds with negative yields, as are corporate behemoths Nestle and Sanofi, whose size gives investors confidence they could withstand a downturn.
If the Fed keeps cutting short-term rates back to near zero, where they were from late 2008 to 2015,and also restarts quantitative easing,“negative yields on U.S. Treasuries could swiftly change from theory to reality,” Joachim Fels, global economic adviser at Pacific Investment Management Co., said.
According to a prominent member of the family, Lord Nathaniel Charles Jacob Rothschild, also known as the 4th Baron Rothschild,low interest rates, negative yields on government debt and quantitative easing currently happening in the West, are part of the biggest financial experiment in world history.
Worldwide, $13.4 trillion worth of bonds now show a negative yield, exceeding the previous record from June 2016 by far.
There is now$17 trillion of sovereign debt that is in negative yielding territory, up $4 trillion in the past month alone.
No one is buying a negative yielding long-term bond to hold it to maturity.
Thus, in the period between 2008 and 2018, a negative yield was recorded only three times during the crisis in 2008, 2011 and 2018 years.
Along with the trade war, growing government debt and negative yielding bonds in the U.K and Europe make gold an attractive safe-haven asset, Milling-Stanley said.
On this day, Germany, the world's fourth largest economy and the main economic engine of the Euro zone,sold its 30 year bonds at a negative yield.
This includes Italian government debt, which has a negative yield through three-year maturities.
In the meantime all durations ofGerman government paper have reached a negative yield for the first time in history.