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For over 60 years, DWS Group has been a respected and innovative financial firm drawing from global excellence reflected by an impressive EUR 896 billion in assets under management as of 31 December 2023.
DWS Concerns About the US Presidential Election
Concerns from DWS about the November US presidential election are resonating with investors, especially those with interests in US government Treasury bonds, as the potential for Donald Trump’s re-election is causing market unease, with the potential for steep rises in interest rates for the Federal Reserve.
DWS’ Insights on Trump’s Potential Presidency
DWS raises the risk that Donald Trump’s limited policy proposals and potential re-election could lead to the escalation of the term premium and viral dynamics in the US Treasury market, causing higher yields driven by the potential resurgence of Trump’s inflationary measures.
Concerns for the Treasury Market and Potential Trump Re-Election
DWS raises concerns over potential challenges in the Treasury market extending beyond domestic policy, including geopolitical tensions, substantial levels of new bonds required for purchase, and the looming high bond maturities that could require significant refinancing in the coming period if international buyers withdraw their support.
Market Reactions to the US Presidential Election
Despite the complexity of factors in the markets, DWS suggests that higher yields and a stronger dollar in anticipation of Trump’s potential victory may mitigate the future dramatic effects of his re-election.
A Recap on Recent Bond Market Developments
Throughout February 8, 2024, Rick Santelli conducted an insightful analysis on CNBC highlighting the week’s bond auctions, particularly focusing on the successful $25 billion worth of 30-year Treasury bonds offered with a yield of 4.36%.
Trump’s Perspectives on the Biden Administration and Other Key Issues
In a recent interview, Donald Trump criticized the Biden administration’s economic policies, expressed concerns over the Federal Reserve’s decisions, warned against Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), and highlighted his worries about advances in artificial intelligence (AI).
Trump’s Opposition to CBDCs and His Base’s Support
Trump has positioned himself as an opponent of government control over personal finances, as evident in his opposition to CBDCs. Recent statements by Trump on January 18 reinforce his stance against the potential establishment of a CBDC and its implications for government control over personal finances.
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