US Treasury yields remain stable in the European session, the market is waiting for retail sales data

According to Coinjie.com, on September 16 (UTC+8), during the European trading period, U.S. Treasury bond yields remained stable, and the market is waiting for the retail sales data and the Federal Reserve's interest rate resolution released on Tuesday. Konstantinos Chrysikos of Kudotrade said in the report: "If the (retail sales) data performs weakly, it will provide more support for further easing policies, which may suppress both Treasury yields and the US dollar; if the data unexpectedly improves, it may bring a temporary relief to the market." At present, the market generally expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by 25 basis points. Chrysikos added: "The labor market data has weakened rapidly, driving the market to bet on the Fed to speed up interest rate cuts - the market is not only increasingly digesting expectations of a September rate cut, but also increasing pricing for continued interest rate cuts in October and December."