Wells Fargo's Schumacher: UST Yields to Fall 'Dramatically If Debt-Limit Deal Fails

The video discusses the recent concerns about the US debt ceiling and its impact on the Treasury Bill market. It highlights the aversion to June, July, and August T-Bills due to increased yields and potential risks. The discussion extends to the broader Treasury market, suggesting a risk-off event if the debt ceiling issue persists. The video also explores global risk-off events, emphasizing the US market's depth and liquidity as a safe haven for investors.

What argument is presented against the idea that investors might run away from US treasuries?

Why is the US treasury market considered a preferred option for investors looking to shift risk?