Analyst: Good and bad factors offset each other, and the prospects of US bond yields are in a dilemma.

On July 11, analysts at A.J. Bell said that the outlook for the 10-year Treasury yield is uncertain, as the probability of Republican Trump winning the presidential election cancels out the possibility of a United States rate cut. A.J. Bell said that Trump’s victory meant that yields should move higher, but on the other hand, Fed Chair Jerome · Powell “continued to wave the carrot of rate cuts”, which helped yields retreat slightly. “This puts investors who prefer United States sovereign bonds in a dilemma.” Investors will want to lock in positive real yields, but will also be wary of inflation risks.