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Global Bonds Decline as Trump and Xi Extend Trade Truce
US-China trade agreement advances while global bond markets experience a deeper selloff.
What happened
According to Bloomberg Markets, the global bond selloff is intensifying at the same time the US and China are moving to extend their trade truce, with a Trump-Xi summit referenced in connection with these developments.
What it means for the Nasdaq and TQQQ
An extension of the US-China trade truce can reduce tariff and supply-chain pressure on the tech companies that make up much of the Nasdaq-100, potentially supporting risk appetite for growth stocks like those underlying TQQQ. Global bond weakness can also dampen equity valuations more broadly. How the Trump-Xi summit proceeds may shape tariff policy and semiconductor supply-chain risk for companies weighted in the index.
Originally reported by Bloomberg Markets. Written up by Quant Paradise from the report's headline; see the original outlet for full details.
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