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Bond yields are jumping, and the usual Monday morning shakeout is putting pressure on markets. ▫️10-Year: Above 4.5% ▫️20 & 30-Year: Break past 5% Surging yields mean tighter liquidity, higher borrowing costs, and less appetite for risk assets like crypto.

🇺🇸 NEW: US Bond Yields Surge 10-Year: Jumps above 4.5% 20-Year & 30-Year: Break past 5%

Moody's Ratings unexpectedly downgraded the US government's credit rating to Aa1, citing increasing government debt. As I told you , all eye will be on US Future opening.. US market closed near on Q2 high and so this this down grad ratting can hurt Us equity market in short term How actually it works? First , we again saw surprise jump in US bond Yield last week, now it clear that insider knew about this rating. Now High Yield and US equity have inverse relationship and so it can hurt Equity in short term as Intuitional Investor can go for high yield return as safe investment. On the same side market also eye on Trump tariff deals which increase growth probability in Equity. So any panic dump in equity will be again buying oportunity. Bitcoin/Gold: Risk on US bond will be bullish for Gold. Bitcoin also turn into safe heaven, in last 3 month we saw that bitcoin fight very well against tariff fear. So once again this downgrade rating for us debt is good for bitcoin in long term.

US MARKET WILL OPEN WITH TWO BIG UPDATE 1. Moody’s U.S. Credit Downgrade 2. Trade Deal News INTERESTING TO SEE HOW IT WILL REACT ON BOND MARKET.

Have the trade wars and announced budget cuts really improved the economic health of the United States? Does Donald Trump’s grandiloquent speech conceal an inability to stop the country’s financial deterioration? Moody’s has downgraded the US sovereign rating, a sign that the numbers do not lie. This essential indicator reveals that the pace of reforms does not keep up with that of economic damage. The question arises: is the president a true magician or just an illusionist facing the collapse of the American economy? On May 16, 2025, Moody’s lowered the sovereign rating of the United States, dropping from “Aaa” to “Aa1”. This downgrade, the latest among the major rating agencies, marks a historic milestone. It reflects a loss of confidence in a debt considered too heavy and persistent deficits. Moody’s states: Successive US administrations and Congress have failed to reverse the trend of annual budget deficits and rising interest costs. This downgrade is not just symbolic. It warns investors and could raise the financing cost for the United States. This increase could impact the entire world economy, where the dollar remains the cornerstone. Moreover, this signal weakens America’s position as a global economic leader, casting a shadow over the country’s credibility. Stephen Moore, a Trump ally, strongly criticizes this decision, calling the rating downgrade “scandalous”. The markets reacted by a rise in Treasury bond yields, reflecting the prevailing nervousness. The challenge is huge: to break this spiral before it permanently hampers the American and global economy. The weight of American debt is at the heart of concerns. Currently, the federal debt exceeds 36 trillion dollars . Moody’s predicts it will reach 134% of GDP by 2035, up from 98% in 2024. This surge is driven by growing deficits, rising mandatory expenditures especially interest payments, and stagnant tax revenues. The report specifies that interest charges will go from 18% of federal revenues in 2024 to nearly 30% in 2035. This weight burdens the budget and limits the room for bold economic policies. Moreover, if the extension of the 2017 tax cuts is confirmed, it could further increase deficits, adding nearly 4 trillion dollars over ten years. These figures reflect an American economy increasingly strangled by its debt. Consequently, the ability to invest in growth, innovation, and competitiveness is challenged. This trend could lead to a gradual decline in living standards and a weakening of American economic institutions. The American economy is going through a delicate period. The trade war initiated by Trump, with its tariffs, has created tensions disrupting global supply chains. Furthermore, budget cuts aim to reduce public spending, but their impact is uncertain. The inability to stabilize the debt fuels concerns. Efforts to reduce deficits face political opposition and structural constraints. The fragility of the financial system is felt, particularly with rising bond yields. This context creates an atmosphere of uncertainty for businesses and consumers. Faced with these challenges, voices are rising to advocate an alternative to mere budget cuts. Among them, bitcoin is gaining popularity as a safe haven and diversification tool. Donald Trump himself seems to pay particular attention to this new factor , which could influence economic strategy in the coming years.