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US government bonds drop as worries over Trump’s tax bill flare up

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The bonds and actions of the United States government fell after a weak treasure auction highlighted investors’ concern about the growing burden of the country’s debt, since Donald Trump was close to ensuring the approval of radical tax cuts through the freezing chamber.

30 -year treasure yield increased 0.11 percentage points to 5,096 percent in night trade in New York, the highest level since the late 2023, as the price of bonds fell.

Wednesday’s movement joined an increase of several days in Treasury bonds of longest date. The S&P 500 shares index fell 1.6 percent. Bond prices recovered a slightly duration in Asia in Thorsday, while futures for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq obtained more.

The new sales episode occurred when the republican leadership in Congress held intense conversations to advance the fiscal legislation of the president of the United States to a vote in the House of Representatives. The final approval was expected at the beginning of the day, after the legislation clear a key procedural obstacle in the Chamber Rules Committee.

Trump’s proposal, which has been called “large, beautiful and beautiful invoice”, would extend many tax cuts that last the duration in its first mandate in 2017 and independent analysts predict to add at least $ 3TN to the debt of the United States approximately the next decade.

The president of the House of Representatives, Mike Johnson, spent most of the day on Wednesday fighting by votes and intermediation agreements with rival factions in the Trump party.

The White House also invited Caucus of the Freedom of the extreme right to listen to their concerns on Wednesday afternoon and send to the director of the National Council Kevin Hassett to meet with andher Republicans in the Capitol.

“The meeting was productive and moved the ball in the right direction,” said press secretary Karoline Leavitt on the meeting at the White House.

The conversations occur a few days after Moody has stripped the United States of its pristine triple-A credit qualification about concerns about increasing debt and deficits.

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Primary distributors, banks that are obliged to absorb bonds not absorbed by other investors, bought 16.9 percent of the offer, compared to an average or 15.1 percent, according to BMO capital markets.

“We had a gentle 20 -year -old auction and when we combined with the approach to the budget deficit, the market has a bias towards higher yields,” said Ian Lyngen, head of the American fees strategy in BMO Market Capital.

“The markets really have no appetite for the duration here,” added Pooja Kumra, TD Securities Rate Strata, which refers to longest date values.

“Especially in the case of the USA, we hope that all long -range auctions will be highly analyzed by the markets,” Kumra said, citing the budget bill.

The costs of long -term European loans obtained more from Thorsday. The yield in a 30 -year -old German BUND increased by 0.03 percentage points to 3.18 percent, while 30 -year guilt yield increased 0.04 percentage points to 5.56 percent.

Securities markets in the region also decreased. The Stoxx Europe 600 index fell 0.8 percent, while the Dax of Germany, which has been reaching high records, also threw 0.8 percent.

Jay Barry, head of Global Rate Strategy in JPMorgan, said that “the capital market is finally beginning to wake up with the fiscal problems facing the treasure market.”

More than 95 percent of the S&P 500 members were negative on Wednesday. The financial, real estate and medical care sectors were the worst performances of the reference index.

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The aggravating decrease was a massive sale in Big Tech shares, after the Chatgpt Openai manufacturer said he had agreed to buy the beginning of hardware of the former Apple design chief, Sir Jony Ive, IO for $ 6.4 billion. The acquisition extends Openai’s commitment in the alternatives to smartphones.

The news of the agreement arose at the same time as the results of the weak treasure auction. Apple shares fell 2.3 percent. Amazon, Nvidia and Microsoft fell more than 1 percent. Heavy Nasdaq compound in technology decreased 1.4 percent.

Future markets on Thursday pointed out a small gain on Wall Street.

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