China Currency Moves To Affect US Debt (UBS)

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China is moving towards deregulating its currency. This move is likely to have an impact on US debt. Art Cashin, director of floor operations at UBS Financial Services
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, told CNBC, “We’re going to go to the second-tier resistance this morning, which is around 1,128 to 1,131 on the S&P. I’m not so sure that the Chinese move is an unalloyed victory, however, it's putting some pressure on Treasury bonds and it may mean we’re going to have a little bit more difficulty funding some of those deficits.” He also said that he will be watching for weekly jobless claims figures, which are due this Thursday.
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