Who is buying US Treasury bonds? What are the reasons behind it?

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Gold, oil, and copper are all shifting their positions simultaneously: gold is being bought more, crude oil less, and copper less, indicating that major players are rearranging their positions.

Who is buying US Treasury bonds? What are the reasons behind it?

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Who is buying US Treasury bonds? What are the reasons behind it?

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Gold, oil, and copper are all shifting their positions simultaneously: gold is being bought more, crude oil less, and copper less, indicating that major players are rearranging their positions.

2026-08-22 09:40:59

Gold surged on Middle East risks, climbing above $4,600 and hitting a three-month high.

2026-08-22 02:16:59

Gold and silver continued their breakout trend, while the US dollar index fell below 99.

2026-08-21 22:08:59

Next Week's Outlook: Global Central Bank Meetings and US PCE Data

2026-08-21 20:46:59

The U.S. long-term Treasury bond buyback program weakened the dollar, and silver rose for the third consecutive day, approaching $69.

2026-08-21 13:15:01

Institutions: US government launches implicit quantitative easing, fully opening up potential for a gold bull market.

2026-08-21 10:36:59

Market Analysis

Rising oil prices coupled with a weakening dollar caused the US dollar to fall against the Canadian dollar for several consecutive days.

2026-08-21 10:53:01

The multi-dimensional confrontation between the US and Iran has fully unfolded, and WTI oil prices have continued to rise.

2026-08-20 15:35:01

Spot prices drive futures prices as LME copper inventories shift.

2026-08-14 20:44:58

Strait of Hormuz negotiations: What do the new conditions proposed by the US and Iran signify?

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Oil prices plummeted due to expectations of an agreement with Iran, the yen strengthened significantly, and the US chip sector experienced renewed volatility.

2026-08-03 19:56:55

Federal Reserve dissenting officials interpret their stance on interest rate hikes: High inflation may become entrenched, and the risks of waiting out outweigh the risks of gradual rate hikes.

2026-08-01 01:52:50

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Central Bank	Current Rate	Next Forecast	Last (Non-zero) Change (Basis Points)	Historical High	Historical Low	Latest CPI
Federal Reserve	3.5-3.75 2026-07-29	待预测 2026-09-16	-25 2025-10-30	20 1980-03-04	0-0.25 2008-12-27	3.4
European Central Bank	2.4 2026-07-23	待预测 2026-09-10	25 2026-06-11	4.75 2000-10-05	0.00 2016-03-16	2.9
Bank of Japan	1 2026-07-31	待预测 2026-09-18	25 2026-06-16	9.00 2008-10-31	-0.10 2016-01-29	1.9
Bank of England	3.75 2026-07-30	待预测 2026-09-17	-25 2025-12-18	17 1979-11-15	0.1 2020-03-26	2.9
Swiss National Bank	0 2026-06-18	待预测 2026-09-24	-25 2025-06-19	3.5 2000-02-03	-0.75 2015-01-15	0.4
Reserve Bank of Australia	4.35 2026-08-11	待预测	25 2026-05-05	17.00 1990-01-22	0.75 2019-10-01	4
Bank of Canada	2.25 2026-07-15	待预测 2026-09-02	-25 2025-10-29	8.06 1995-02-23	0.25 2009-04-21	3
Reserve Bank of New Zealand	2.5 2026-07-08	2.5 2026-09-02	+25 2026-07-08	8.25 2007-07-26	0.25 2020-03-16	4.1

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Gold, oil, and copper are all shifting their positions simultaneously: gold is being bought more, crude oil less, and copper less, indicating that major players are rearranging their positions.

Gold surged on Middle East risks, climbing above $4,600 and hitting a three-month high.

Gold and silver continued their breakout trend, while the US dollar index fell below 99.

Next Week's Outlook: Global Central Bank Meetings and US PCE Data

The U.S. long-term Treasury bond buyback program weakened the dollar, and silver rose for the third consecutive day, approaching $69.

Institutions: US government launches implicit quantitative easing, fully opening up potential for a gold bull market.

Market Analysis

Rising oil prices coupled with a weakening dollar caused the US dollar to fall against the Canadian dollar for several consecutive days.

The multi-dimensional confrontation between the US and Iran has fully unfolded, and WTI oil prices have continued to rise.

Spot prices drive futures prices as LME copper inventories shift.

Strait of Hormuz negotiations: What do the new conditions proposed by the US and Iran signify?

Oil prices plummeted due to expectations of an agreement with Iran, the yen strengthened significantly, and the US chip sector experienced renewed volatility.

Federal Reserve dissenting officials interpret their stance on interest rate hikes: High inflation may become entrenched, and the risks of waiting out outweigh the risks of gradual rate hikes.

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