SEB Sees U.S. 10-Year Yield Towards 1.50% By End 2021

The video discusses the yen's performance, influenced by the US 10-year yield, and market confidence despite political changes. It analyzes the US jobs report, highlighting market sentiment towards Fed tapering. The discussion extends to market recovery expectations and the Fed's upcoming meeting. News of HDFC Life's acquisition of Exide Life is shared, followed by an analysis of China's PMI data, reflecting the impact of mobility restrictions and the yuan's appreciation.

What factors are influencing the performance of the yen according to the text?

How does the US 10-year yield relate to the expectations for the yen's performance?

What is the significance of the jobs report mentioned in the text?

What are the implications of the median expectations for job gains in August?

What does the text suggest about the demand for workers in the current job market?

How are market participants reacting to the potential tapering by the Fed?

What does the contraction in the services PMI indicate about the economy?