Ye Xie is a Global Markets Reporter, specializing in financial markets and economic news. With a focus on national coverage in Canada, Ye's work has been featured in various publications including BioRxiv, Bloomberg News, BNN Bloomberg, The Australian Financial Review, Yahoo Finance Canada, and Fortune. Ye's articles cover a wide range of topics including bond markets, inflation, stock indicators, and market trends.
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Ye Xie's coverage primarily focuses on finance and economy, particularly in the context of investment analysis and data citation. Therefore, she would likely be interested in expert opinions or analyses related to stock markets, bonds, bond market trends, treasury bonds, interest rates, and other relevant financial instruments.
Given her national geographic focus on Canada combined with her coverage topics such as stocks and bonds which are globally significant financial instruments - experts who can provide insights into how global economic events impact Canadian markets may also be of interest to her. This could include discussions around international trade impacts or global monetary policy decisions that affect Canadian investments.
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· Treasuries Head for Longest Monthly Winning Streak Since 2021
Bond prices are rallying on expectations the Federal Reserve will soon start cutting interest rates at a recession-fighting pace, creating a risk that traders are again underestimating the strength of the US economy.
(Bloomberg) -- Bond prices are rallying on expectations the Federal Reserve will soon start cutting interest rates at a recession-fighting pace, creating
By: Ye Xie, Elizabeth Stanton
(Bloomberg) -- The US two-year note's yield fell below the 10-year note's for only the second time since 2022 as weaker-than-anticipated job openings data bolstered wagers on steep interest-rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.
By: Liz Capo Mccormick, Ye Xie
“I like to say that once the yield curve goes positive, it tends to start the clock on the recession,” said one advisor.
By: Liz Capo Mccormick, Ye Xie
(Bloomberg) -- A key segment of the US Treasury yield curve briefly turned positive as weaker-than-anticipated labor-market data bolstered bets on steep interest-rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.Most Read from BloombergHow Air Conditioning Took Over the American OfficeHong Kong’s Arts Hub Turns to Selling Land to Stay AfloatThe Outsized Cost of Expanding US RoadsTreasuries jumped on Wednesday — led by shorter-maturity notes that are more sensitive to the Fed’s monetary policy — after US job open
By: Ye Xie, Liz Capo McCormick
Two years into the Federal Reserve 's battle against inflation, bond investors are seeing a new risk: Consumer prices are cooling too much.
By: Ye Xie, Liz Capo McCormick
Bond Market Sees Risk of Inflation Falling Below Fed Target
By: David Finnerty, Ye Xie, Ruth Carson
With only two days to go, whether Fed policymakers will cut interest rates by a quarter-point or a half point is considered a tossup in US interest-rate markets.
By: Ye Xie, Jess Menton, Anya Andrianova
Traders are optimist that the US will dodge a recession Presidential election could upend historical easing trends
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