Goldman Sachs: There are no obvious signs of a significant sell-off of U.S. Treasuries, but they are expected to face gradual adjustments.

Jin10 data April 28th - Goldman Sachs interest rate strategists pointed out in their report that there have been no significant signs in recent weeks indicating that foreign investors are massively selling U.S. Treasury bonds, but global portfolios are expected to gradually adjust. The strategists stated: "The reset of the risk premium on U.S. Treasuries and the weakening of the U.S. dollar is an adjustment needed to compensate for the deterioration of risk portfolios and incentivize future demand from global investors." They noted that in an environment with increased supply of safe assets, U.S. Treasuries may face pressure due to the gradual adjustment of global portfolios, "but the scale of foreign holdings combined with specific risk factors in the U.S. at least reinforces our view that the adjustment of relative risk premiums should have some sustainability."