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- 12:39Carlyle: The roles of the U.S. Treasury and the Federal Reserve will become blurredJinse Finance reported that the Carlyle Group stated that the Trump administration's call for the Federal Reserve to sharply cut interest rates, combined with the prospect of increased issuance of short-term U.S. bonds, could disrupt the Treasury market and ultimately push up long-term borrowing costs. Jason Thomas, Global Head of Research and Investment Strategy at the Carlyle Group, said: "Bondholders want to believe that the Fed's responsibility is to preserve the real value of their principal. If they instead feel that the Fed is more focused on government financing, there may be bond sell-offs and a rise in term premiums." The core issue is that Trump continues to pressure Fed policymakers to lower benchmark interest rates to stimulate the U.S. economy—a move that would also open the door for the Treasury to save on interest expenses by shifting to issuing short-term Treasury bills rather than locking in long-term debt at current high yields. U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent has proposed this idea in recent months.
- 12:39US August PPI rises 2.6% year-on-yearJinse Finance reported that the US PPI in August increased by 2.6% year-on-year, with an expected growth of 3.3%; it decreased by 0.1% month-on-month, with an expected growth of 0.3%.
- 12:29US mortgage rates fall to an 11-month lowJinse Finance reported that U.S. mortgage rates fell to their lowest level in nearly a year last week, spurring a surge in refinancing activity and prompting potential homebuyers to enter the market. According to data released by the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) on Wednesday, for the week ending September 5, the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage contract rate dropped by 15 basis points to 6.49%. The rates for 15-year fixed-rate loans and five-year adjustable-rate loans also fell to their lowest levels in about a year. This decline was enough to push the MBA’s mortgage activity index—which covers both home purchases and refinancing—to its highest point in three years. If financing costs continue to fall, it will provide much-needed support for the sluggish real estate market. Residential construction has been a weak spot in the U.S. economy—dragging down GDP in four of the past five quarters. The MBA’s purchase application index rose 6.6%, reaching its highest level since the first week of July. The refinancing index jumped more than 12%, reaching its highest level in nearly a year.