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With a 92% probability of a Fed rate hike this week and the 10-year Treasury yield breaking 5%, why hasn't it crushed gold?

With a 92% probability of a Fed rate hike this week and the 10-year Treasury yield breaking 5%, why hasn't it crushed gold?

Despite soaring expectations of a Fed rate hike and US Treasury yields breaking the psychological barrier of 5%, gold has not been crushed. This reflects the struggle between geopolitical risk-driven inflation hedging demand and interest rate pressures, revealing the deep-seated contradictions in the current macroeconomic environment. The rapidly deteriorating situation
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The global bond market is experiencing a "perfect storm"! The 10-year US Treasury yield broke 5%, reaching a new high since 2007; Japanese and South Korean stock markets fell across the board; and Brent crude oil prices rose nearly 2%.

The global bond market is experiencing a "perfect storm"! The 10-year US Treasury yield broke 5%, reaching a new high since 2007; Japanese and South Korean stock markets fell across the board; and Brent crude oil prices rose nearly 2%.

The yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note broke through the 5% mark, reaching its highest level in nearly two decades. Global bond markets are facing a triple whammy of soaring oil prices, expanding government debt, and a surge in artificial intelligence financing . This landmark breakthrough not only caused
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