The US Supreme Court’s tariff ruling has yet to move Treasury yields, but analysts warn that potential tariff refunds and lower effective rates could drive fiscal stimulus, widen deficits, and push yields higher, while also creating room for future Fed rate cuts if inflation eases.
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Two Reasons the Bond Market Should Pay Attention to US Tariff Ruling
The US Supreme Court’s tariff ruling has yet to move Treasury yields, but analysts warn that potential tariff refunds and lower effective rates could drive fiscal stimulus, widen deficits, and push yields higher, while also creating room for future Fed rate cuts if inflation eases.
Trump Tariff Dividend Payout Seen as Virtually 'Zero' Probability - Yonhap Infomax
The prospect of a Trump-era "tariff dividend" payout is now seen as virtually zero, as ana
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Trump-era IEEPA tariffs illegal, prompting Trump to propose a 15% global tariff, fueling uncertainty in global trade and raising concerns over U.S. fiscal deficits and market volatility.
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[Trump Tariff Ruling Illegal] Immediate '15% Tariff' Retaliation—International Finance Center Warns of Heightened Uncertainty
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Trump-era IEEPA tariffs illegal, prompting Trump to propose a 15% global tariff, fueling uncertainty in global trade and raising concerns over U.S. fiscal deficits and market volatility.
The dollar-won exchange rate reversed most of its gains after the US Supreme Court ruled Trump’s reciprocal tariffs illegal, closing at 1,446.60 won amid renewed fiscal deficit concerns and a weaker dollar trend.
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Dollar-Won Rate Surrenders Gains After US Reciprocal Tariff Ruling—Closes at 1,446.60
The dollar-won exchange rate reversed most of its gains after the US Supreme Court ruled Trump’s reciprocal tariffs illegal, closing at 1,446.60 won amid renewed fiscal deficit concerns and a weaker dollar trend.
Citi Warns Rising Yields Could Trigger Volatility Event
Citigroup warns that further increases in U.S. Treasury yields could trigger a volatility event in equity markets, citing fiscal deficit concerns and potential policy shifts as key risks.
South Korea's leading presidential candidates pledge a 30 trillion won ($22 billion) supplementary budget, fueling market optimism but raising fiscal risk concerns as global bond yields surge.
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South Korea's leading presidential candidates pledge a 30 trillion won ($22 billion) supplementary budget, fueling market optimism but raising fiscal risk concerns as global bond yields surge.
South Korea’s fiscal deficit reached 89.6 trillion won ($67.6 billion) through November 2025, the third-largest on record, as government spending outpaced revenue growth amid rising tax receipts and increased central government debt.
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Japan's Takaiichi Considers Dissolving Lower House as Long-Term Yields Surge
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaiichi is considering dissolving the lower house, prompting a surge in long-term government bond yields amid rising fiscal deficit concerns.
The UK and other developed economies are increasingly turning to short-term Treasury bill issuance to manage fiscal pressures, with the US and Japan already raising their T-bill shares and the UK now seeking market input on expanding its own program.
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[ICYMI] 'Short-Term Issuance' Becomes Developed Market Trend—UK Moves to Expand Treasury Bill Issuance
The UK and other developed economies are increasingly turning to short-term Treasury bill issuance to manage fiscal pressures, with the US and Japan already raising their T-bill shares and the UK now seeking market input on expanding its own program.
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