Treasuries Are Trading Like Risky Assets in Warning to Trump

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : As Trump declared a delay on some tariffs he noted he had been watching the market and seen "people were getting a little queasy." "The bond market now is beautiful," he said, despite the ongoing mayhem.
56% : "There is a distrust by the market created by the on-off tariffs, and that definitely adds an uncertainty premium," said Shamil Gohil, a portfolio manager at Fidelity International.
42% : That's not to say that markets are behaving as usual, however. US stocks have plunged 7% since Trump announced plans to ramp up tariffs on dozens of countries on April 2.

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