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U.S. 1-year Treasury auction on Oct. 27 — percent awarded at the stop-out yield 65.33%, prior 70.21%.
2026-10-27
U.S. 1-year Treasury auction on Oct. 27 — percent awarded at the stop-out yield 65.33%, prior 70.21%.
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2026-10-27
[Shanghai Gold Exchange Trading Data, October 27 (Tuesday)] Deferred Compensation Payment Direction: Au(T+D) – Long pays short, Ag(T+D) – Short pays long; Note: The table data is compiled from the trading sessions from 20:00 to 2:30 the following da
[Shanghai Gold Exchange Trading Data, October 27 (Tuesday)] Deferred Compensation Payment Direction: Au(T+D) – Long pays short, Ag(T+D) – Short pays long; Note: The table data is compiled from the trading sessions from 20:00 to 2:30 the following day on October 26 and from 9:00 to 15:30 on October 27. Click to view >>
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Standard Chartered strategists say a 30-year pattern shows the most supportive backdrop for risk-sensitive currencies is a simultaneous rise in US equities and US Treasury yields. They note yields are often low early in recoveries—reflecting policy e
Standard Chartered strategists say a 30-year pattern shows the most supportive backdrop for risk-sensitive currencies is a simultaneous rise in US equities and US Treasury yields. They note yields are often low early in recoveries—reflecting policy easing and weak credit demand—but as growth optimism builds, equities, bond yields and risk-linked currencies such as CAD, AUD, NOK, MXN and NZD typically strengthen. They caution that if yield rises instead reflect a higher term premium or rising inflation risk, the correlation may not hold.
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