U.S. 10-Year Yield Climbs Back to 3%

The video discusses the recent rise in 10-year Treasury yields to 3%, the highest since August 2nd. It explores the impact of soft economic data, such as CPI and retail sales, on market movements. The video also examines the effects of increased Treasury supply on yields and the influence of US-China trade talks on market trends. Additionally, it analyzes the dollar index and its implications for currency movements.

What recent economic data was described as 'soft' in the discussion about Treasury yields?

• Unemployment rate

• Consumer Price Index (CPI) and retail sales

• Housing starts

• Industrial production

What event in August led to a rally in Treasury prices, causing yields to fall?

• European Central Bank policy change

• OPEC oil production cut

• Federal Reserve interest rate hike

• US-China trade talks announcement

How does the market perceive the dollar during a trade war?

• As a depreciating currency

• As a safe haven

• As a risky asset

• As a volatile investment

What is the significance of the 94.75 to 94.90 range in the dollar index?

• It indicates a long-term trend

• It marks a near-term resistance level

• It shows a support level

• It is irrelevant to market analysis

What percentage of the dollar index is made up by the euro?

• 30%

• 62%

• 45%

• 57%