Group 1 - The US Treasury yields saw a slight rebound, with the 10-year yield rising approximately 1 basis point to 4.20%, after hitting a three-month low [1] - The ISM non-manufacturing index for July was reported at 50.1, below the expected 51.5 and the previous value of 50.8, indicating challenges in the US service sector [1] - The new orders index fell to 50.3, nearly approaching stagnation, while the employment index dropped to 46.4, suggesting a contraction in job growth [1] Group 2 - The Markit composite PMI for July was reported at 55.1, higher than the initial value of 54.6 and June's 52.9, indicating stronger economic activity [2] - The Markit services PMI for July reached 55.7, the highest in seven months, reflecting a rebound in service sector activity [2] - The increase in service sector activity has led to a rise in unfinished orders, prompting companies to resume hiring, although there remains cautious sentiment due to rising costs and declining confidence in future prospects [3] Group 3 - President Trump announced plans to introduce new tariffs on semiconductors, chips, and pharmaceuticals, with potential increases up to 250% over the next year and a half [3] - The US Treasury plans to auction $100 billion in short-term debt, marking a historic high, with expectations of continued marginal growth in short-term debt supply [4]
投资者评估最新经济数据 美债收益率在创阶段新低后小幅反弹
Xin Hua Cai Jing·2025-08-06 01:33