QCP: Global asset volatility decreases, US Treasury yields retreat
ChainCatcher news, QCP released a briefing stating that the global financial markets have entered a period of calm, with the volatility of most asset classes continuing to decline, and the market's reaction to negative news has weakened. U.S. Treasury yields fell back after last week's "beautiful bill" raised fiscal concerns, with the 10-year and 30-year Treasury yields dropping below 4.5% and 5.0%, respectively. The yield on Japan's 30-year government bonds also fell below 3%, but remains at historically high levels.Market attention has shifted to the U.S. Treasury auction in June and the 40-year bonds issued by the Japanese Ministry of Finance today. The current economy is in a "moderate" state, and the impact of last month's tariff policy has not yet fully manifested, with expectations that it will be reflected in the data in the third quarter.At the same time, Senator Lummis's extensive remarks on stablecoins and Bitcoin as a strategic reserve have reignited hopes for progress in cryptocurrency policy. According to reports, Trump Media plans to raise $2.5 billion and join the ranks of companies establishing Bitcoin reserves. If the meeting generates momentum, more companies may follow suit, providing new structural buying support for the market.