[김대호의 경제읽기] US Treasury Rate Rise… Global stock market impact
As U.S. Treasury yields rise, stock markets around the world, including ours, are shaking.
Let’s take a look at how this affects the US Treasury bond yield and the stock market.
Japan has decided to hold the Tokyo Olympics without foreign spectators.
I decided to refund all 630,000 tickets sold overseas.
There is an analysis that the economic loss due to the restrictions on foreign and domestic spectators will reach 17 trillion won.
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US Treasury yields are accelerating. The 10-year interest rate has risen to the 1.7% range, affecting the KOSPI as well. What is U.S. Treasury Bonds and what does it have to do with the KOSPI, so does it look like this?
One of the reasons for the rise in US Treasury yields is the decision of the Fed not to extend the SLR exemption, a complementary leverage ratio scheduled to end at the end of this month. Specifically, what makes SLR affect the global stock market?
As the Fed decided not to extend the SLR measures, major US banks are facing a situation where they have to sell and sell Treasury bonds that they held above the standard. What will be the impact on the market? Will there be any impact on the KOSPI?
Japan has made a decision to give up overseas spectators to host the Tokyo Olympics. 630,000 tickets to the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games sold abroad? Are all refunds?
It is predicted that Japan will give up overseas spectators and an economic loss of 17 trillion won is expected. Nevertheless, why did Japan choose the Olympics without foreign spectators? How will this overseas non-audience Olympics affect the Japanese economy?
Yonhap News TV article inquiries and reports: katok/line jebo23
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