Our call of the day comes from J.P. Morgan, which has lowered the bar on how low the yield on the 10-year Treasury note could go. That’s as investors move...
“The bigger issue for markets is that firstly Trump is sending a message that perhaps he is prepared to tolerate a lower stock market,” Chris Weston, head of research at Pepperstone, told clients in a note that refers to a threat by the president to slap Mexico with tariffs. The threat, which caught most investors off guard last week, may turn into a costly “significant headwind” for U.S. businesses and markets, he says.
That’s as investors move into the perceived safety of government bonds this morning and out of what they see as risky, such as stocks and oil. Last week, one recession predictor hit a level not seen since 2007. Yields on the 10-year note have fallen below those of the three-month — referred to as a inverted yield curve. That means investors fear the future and are willing to pay less for short-term bonds over long-term ones.The market Dow YMM19, -0.13% S&P 500 ESM19, -0.14% and Nasdaq NQM19, -0.33% futures are down after closing out the worst May since 2010. Read Market Snapshot for more.
The buzz FedEx FDX, -2.36% shares are down on news China is probing the parcel delivery firm over delays delivering items to Huawei Technologies. Meanwhile, Beijing released a report blaming the trade mess on the U.S., though hasn’t closed the door on more negotiations. A senior North Korean official reportedly executed after February’s failed summit between Trump and the country’s dictator Kim Jong Un has been seen in public.
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