Kim Kahn

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3,298 appearances 103 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2025 last heard 3d ago

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Welcome to Seeking Alpha's Wall Street Breakfast, where we cover the top news for investors every morning.
Good morning.
Today is Tuesday, august eighteenth, and I'm your host Kim Kahn, filling in for Julie Morgan.
The US thirty year Treasury yield continues its ascent this morning after spiking Monday.
The long bond yield is up to five point three three percent, its highest level since two thousand seven.
Strategist Ed Yardeny says bond vigilantes are becoming more concerned about rising government debt, hyperscalers borrowings, and inflation risks.
In recent months they seem to be stirring around the world, suggesting that they are worrying about government debt problems not only in the US, he said.
Furthermore, while the latest inflation numbers in the US have moderated, the Bonvigilantes are worried that the Fed may not be vigilant enough on this front, especially if oil prices move higher again.
Yardeni said they aren't pushing the panic button just yet, but are closely monitoring whether the Bonvigilantes might do so.
Seeking alpha analyst APAC.
Research said investors need to consider all the moving parts carefully.
Are thirty year bonds really so safe that five point two percent interest is enough?
For me, no.
The NASDAQ expects to launch 23 hour trading on december sixth, twenty twenty six, a date that'll almost live in infamy for market journalists.
The exchange expects to launch a 9 p.m.
to 4 AM Eastern Time trading session, subject to SEC approval, securities information processor readiness, and applicable SEC rule changes.
The new session will be part of a 23 hour trading day, with trading running from 9 p.m.
Sunday through 8 pm.
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