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The Labor Market for Recent College Graduates
Data on employment outcomes for new graduates and young workers.
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The Labor Market for Recent College Graduates
Data on employment outcomes for new graduates and young workers.www.newyorkfed.org
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BillOfRights
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Retail sales fell 0.9% in May, worse than expected, as consumers pulled back
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Making a MASSIVE problem even worse.
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Orange Man winning again MAGA!
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no wonder why...there have been new homes being built nearby and they are asking $500-$600 a sq ft for them. thats nothing but pure fucking greed
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Really, now the stupid mutherfucker wants to take over the Fed. Wow.
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During what would be a great economy if the Trump administration would stop actively fucking it up.
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Penciling in = holding out hope Trump will chicken out when the economic realities of his stupid tariffs kick in.
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BofA sees 'cracks' in foreign demand for Treasuries
Strategists say the "unusual" decline, coming at a time when the dollar is weak, is part of a broader concerning trend of investors lightening their US asset exposure.
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Central banks have been selling Treasuries since March, suggesting that they are diversifying away from dollar assets, according to Bank of America Corp.
Treasuries held by global central banks and other official entities in custody at the New York Federal Reserve fell $17 billion in the week through June 11 on average, extending their declines since late March to $48 billion. In addition, foreign holdings in the Fed’s reverse repurchase agreement facility have dropped roughly $15 billion since late March.
The decline is “unusual” because central banks typically buy Treasuries when the dollar is weak, as it has been this year, strategists led by Meghan Swiber wrote in a note Monday, with the title “Foreign UST demand shows cracks.”
International appetite for Treasuries has been under increasing scrutiny in recent months. President Donald Trump’s trade and fiscal policies have roiled financial markets and fueled speculation that overseas buyers will shun US assets — the so-called Sell America trade. The Bloomberg Spot Dollar Index is down about 8% in 2025, and is near a three-year low in part on concern that the levies will sour the US economy’s prospects.
