Good Morning ,
Surging Long-Term Yields Tighten Global Credit Conditions
Longer-dated sovereign yields climb as rate-cut hopes fade, raising funding costs for governments and corporates.
Overview
- U.S. Treasury and global sovereign yields ticked higher after Fed minutes and mixed economic data showed less clarity on near-term rate cuts.
- Japan’s long-dated yields have jumped to multi-year highs, adding stress to global fixed-income markets and swap curves.
Key Developments
- Fed minutes signalled committee members remain split on the timing of cuts, prompting investors to reprice expectations and send yields up across the curve.
- Japan: 20– and 30-year yields reached the highest levels seen in years amid concerns over stimulus size and fiscal financing.
Why it matters
Rising long-term yields increase the cost of borrowing for sovereigns and corporates, reduce liquidity for risk assets, and can accelerate balance-sheet stress in highly levered sectors — a key channel through which monetary policy and fiscal choices feed into the Global Reset.
Implications for the Global Reset
- Pillar: Finance — Liquidity & Credit: Higher yields compress margins for banks and increase rollover risk for governments leaning on debt markets.
- Pillar: Markets: Equity risk premia may widen if yields remain elevated and cut expectations slip.
This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive
Sources
- Barron’s – “U.S. Treasury yields edged higher after Fed minutes”
- Yahoo Finance – “Japan’s Yield Shock Threatens Global Markets”
- Wall Street Journal – “Japan Bond Yields Rise as Likely Stimulus Package Sparks Fiscal Concerns” The Wall Street Journal
~~~~~~~~~~
Tech-Led Rally Reverses, Liquidity Strains Reappear
Volatility returns as AI optimism meets valuation and liquidity concerns.
Overview
- U.S. equities experienced a sharp intraday reversal after early gains driven by AI-sector strength; the S&P and Nasdaq closed materially lower on renewed risk-aversion.
- VIX spiked and risk assets including crypto sold off as liquidity dried in the middle of the session.
Key Developments
- Nvidia earnings initially buoyed the sector but the rally faded, exposing limited market depth and sector concentration risk.
- Macro datapoints (jobs and Fed signaling) left traders uncertain about the timing of rate cuts, intensifying flow reversals into safe havens.
Why it matters
Rapid reversals amplify the feedback loop between asset prices, margin requirements, and liquidity providers — increasing the probability of disorderly moves that can transmit into funding markets and core credit, a core feature of the Global Reset dynamics.
Implications for the Global Reset
- Pillar: Markets — Liquidity & Structure: Higher volatility forces deleveraging, narrows bid-ask spreads, and punishes concentrated positions.
- Pillar: Finance: Market stress often presages tighter credit conditions and raises the cost of balance-sheet adjustment.
This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive
Sources
- MarketWatch – “Stocks see biggest intraday selloff since April…”
- Financial Times – “US tech stocks slide as jolt of volatility hits Wall Street”
- Reuters – “S&P 500, Nasdaq futures under pressure as tech selloff continues”
~~~~~~~~~~
Central-Bank Gold Buying and Strategic Accumulation Continue
Reserve managers keep adding gold while national banks step up domestic gold operations.
Overview
- Major banks and research houses continue to flag ongoing central-bank accumulation of gold as a strategic reserve diversification trend.
- Russia and other producers report increased central-bank activity in gold operations and domestic flows.
Key Developments
- Goldman Sachs: research notes show central-bank purchases sustaining elevated demand and bullish price forecasts into 2026.
- Russia’s central bank said gold-related operations are increasing, reinforcing the narrative of reserve diversification in emerging-market policy circles.
- Price action: short-term moves show sensitivity to U.S. jobs and rate-cut expectations; this week gold traded with intraday swings tied to macro prints.
Why it matters
Sustained central-bank accumulation compresses available above-ground supply for private buyers, inflates strategic asset prices, and signals a structural shift in reserve composition away from pure dollar liquidity — a foundational change for the Global Reset.
Implications for the Global Reset
- Pillar: Metals — Reserve Recomposition: Centrality of gold as a reserve asset strengthens alternatives to purely dollar-centric reserves.
- Pillar: Currency: As central banks diversify, coordinated currency strategies and settlement systems may accelerate.
This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive
Sources
- Reuters – “Goldman Sachs sees continued central bank gold buying in November”
- Reuters – “Russia’s central bank says its operations with gold are increasing”
- Reuters – “Gold falls 1%, poised for weekly loss as US jobs data dims rate-cut hopes”
~~~~~~~~~~
Seeds of Wisdom Team RV Currency Facts Youtube and Rumble
Newshound’s News Telegram Room Link
RV Facts with Proof Links Link
RV Updates Proof links – Facts Link
Follow the Gold/Silver Rate COMEX
Follow Fast Facts
Seeds of Wisdom Team™ Website
