The US bonds suffer a painful loss of the 3A credit rating, multiple Taiwan US bond ETFs "plummet to new lows," how will this affect the market in the future?

The last AAA top credit rating for U.S. bonds was pulled away by Moody's this week, raising doubts about deepening U.S. debt risks, and the bond market was volatile, and many related ETFs in Taiwan were also hit hard. (Synopsis: Buffett is full of US debts!) Berkshire's position exceeded $300 billion, far exceeding the Fed, what is the stock god making? (Background supplement: Bitcoin strategic reserve difficult birth? Democrats are "encircling" Trump's new crypto deal) This weekend's market attention, the last AAA highest level of credit determination of US bonds was downgraded to "AA1" by Moody's, making the United States officially lose the 3A rating of the three major credit rating agencies (Fitch, S&P have previously been downgraded, Moody's is the latest). As soon as the news came out, the yield on 10-year US Treasury bonds burst close to 4.49% to a near three-month high. Analysts have warned that next week could exacerbate the decline in Taiwan bond ETFs, leaving debt frogs bleeding. The background of the credit rating reduction and the direct reaction of the market AAA, as a symbol of the highest credit rating, usually means that the issuer has a very strong solvency and very low risk. The downgrade of the US sovereign debt rating mainly reflects the rating agencies' deep concerns about the growing national debt of the United States, the severe fiscal deficit, and the future fiscal sustainability. The impact of this downgrade cannot be underestimated, and its potential knock-on effects are worth watching. First, the U.S. government's future borrowing costs may therefore come under upward pressure, as investors naturally demand higher rates of return when they take on what they see as increased risk. Second, the event could also shake global investors' confidence in U.S. Treasuries as a traditional safe-haven asset. For investors who hold U.S. bonds, the decline in U.S. bond prices also directly affects the performance of their portfolios. According to statistics, 11 ETFs related to U.S. bonds in Taiwan stocks hit a new low this week, including: Fubon U.S. Bond 20 years, Unified U.S. Bond 20 years, UOB Unimax Treasury 20... Wait. Since many people in the market believe that buying U.S. bonds is equivalent to risk-free arbitrage, and will also increase leverage to invest, the recent sharp drop in prices has caused many investors to suffer heavy losses. Fubon US debt 20 years (00696B. TW〉|Source: MonetDJ Unified U.S. Debt 20 Years (00931B. TW〉|Source: MonetDJ How will it affect the market in the future? For the United States' painful loss of the 3A credit rating, Franklin Tamburton Deputy Investment Director Galkman said: The loss of the top credit rating in the United States may lead to a dangerous bond market (long-term bond yields rise more than short-term bond yields), further depreciating pressure on the dollar, and reduce the attractiveness of U.S. stocks, and large investors begin to gradually turn to other safe assets to replace U.S. Treasuries. In addition, some analysts believe that the stock market, which has recently suffered a strong rebound, may encounter a wave of profit taking. On the other hand, this may not be bad news for cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, and when trust in U.S. bonds decreases, it may further boost Bitcoin's safe-haven asset properties. (1) Bond market: The yield range of long-term bonds has moved upward, and if inflation does not cool down quickly, long-term bonds will enter the stage of "no one wants to take the knife" Risks continue to amplify, and institutional investors will prefer short-term bonds or money market instruments (2) Stock market: High yield = rising cost of funds → High pressure on technology and growth stocks If the bond market continues to get out of control, it may trigger a reallocation of funds in the stock market (3) Crypto assets and gold: Traditional safe-haven assets, such as bonds, are no longer safe→ The narrative of Bitcoin and gold as "alternative stores of value" may heat up→ We've seen that BTC strengthens after the yield jump Related reports The US "GENIUS" stablecoin regulation law failed! Democratic Party: First ban the Trump family from profiting through cryptocurrencies, bitcoin soared 104,000" U.S.-UK TARIFF AGREEMENT + TRUMP interpreted goodwill to China, the four major indexes of U.S. stocks rose together Bitcoin broke the $100,000 mark! Trump choked Fed chairman "did not cut interest rates" "U.S. bonds lost 3A credit review" Many Taiwan U.S. bond ETFs "hit a new low" debt frogs are bleeding, what is the impact of the future market? This article was first published in BlockTempo's "Dynamic Trend - The Most Influential Blockchain News Media".