Trump Rants Neutralize Bonds | Trump's 2025 Bond Market Analysis

Almost every week, 60 Minutes, which is being sued for Billions of Dollars for the fraud they committed in the 2024 Presidential Election with their Interview of Failed Presidential Candidate Kamala Harris, mentions the name “TRUMP” in a derogatory and defamatory way, but this Weekend’s “BROADCAST” tops them all. They did not one, but TWO, major stories on “TRUMP,” one having to do with Ukraine, which I say is a War that would never have happened if the 2020 Election had not been RIGGED, in other words, if I were President and, the other story was having to do with Greenland, casting our Country, as led by me, falsely, inaccurately, and fraudulently. I am so honored to be suing 60 Minutes, CBS Fake News, and Paramount, over their fraudulent, beyond recognition, reporting. They did everything possible to illegally elect Kamala, including completely and corruptly changing major answers to Interview questions, but it just didn’t work for them. They are not a “News Show,” but a dishonest Political Operative simply disguised as “News,” and must be responsible for what they have done, and are doing. They should lose their license! Hopefully, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), as headed by its Highly Respected Chairman, Brendan Carr, will impose the maximum fines and punishment, which is substantial, for their unlawful and illegal behavior. CBS is out of control, at levels never seen before, and they should pay a big price for this. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

This post by Donald Trump is characteristic of his style of responding to media criticism, and its potential impact on the bond market is minimal. Historically, Trump's tweets and posts have had significant effects on markets, particularly when they involve policy announcements, trade tensions, or comments on the economy. However, this specific post is focused on a lawsuit against 60 Minutes and does not contain any direct economic or financial policy statements that could influence bond yields or market sentiment. The post's tone and content suggest that Trump is trying to rally his base and distract from other issues, which may have some indirect effects on market confidence but are unlikely to have a significant impact on the bond market. As a result, the market sentiment score for the bond market is neutral, reflecting the lack of any direct economic or financial implications in the post. The US bond market is influenced by a wide range of factors, including monetary policy, economic indicators, and geopolitical events, and this post does not appear to have any significant bearing on these factors.