US equities caught up in geopolitical tensions
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It appears US equities are getting caught up between Sino-US geopolitical tensions.
Ironically, it is the under owned stocks in export sensitive economies, like China and the EU , that have prospered on expectations of greater fiscal spending brought about by Trump ’s America First ’ agenda.
Trump may be placing greater importance on keeping the cost of government borrowing down at the expense of the equity market.
The US 30-year Treasury yield is currently at 4.6% , down 0.4% points from a peak in mid-January .
Lower Treasury yields also support stocks by making equity valuations look more attractive to government bonds.
With inflation slowing and jobs being created, annual real take-home pay grew nearly 2% in January .
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