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The bearish trend in the bond market began in 2020 when the global pandemic caused the long bond futures to reach a record high. Since then, it has been downhill for the U.S. Treasury bond futures, but they have stabilized in 2023.
Fear and greed are powerful emotions that drive investors, speculators, and most market participants’ behavior. Significant rallies or selloffs often occur when fear or greed peaks. In late May 2023, markets across all asset classes are calm, but fear and greed lurk in the shadows and can remerge in a heartbeat.
As the debt ceiling deadline approaches, there is growing speculation about the possibility of a U.S. government default. If such an event were to occur, it would have wide-ranging ramifications and could present various trading opportunities. Let's explore the potential consequences and areas where trading opportunities might arise
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