Bond markets are catching a bid this week. Oil just took a hit following geopolitical shifts—and that's cooling off some of the inflation fears that have been lingering. When crude softens, it usually means less pressure on prices across the board. For traders tracking macro trends, this shift matters. Easier inflation expectations typically boost fixed income appeal, which is why Treasuries are finally posting some green after staying flat for days. It's the kind of macro backdrop that tends to ripple through risk assets too—including crypto portfolios.
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blockBoy
· 2h ago
Oil prices have fallen, and inflation fears are finally easing... Will bonds really turn around this time?
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DegenMcsleepless
· 01-06 19:41
Oil prices have fallen, finally able to sleep well, while the bears are celebrating.
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BasementAlchemist
· 01-05 10:59
Thinking of bottoming out when oil prices fall? I just want to see how many people can be fooled by this wave.
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DefiPlaybook
· 01-05 10:59
When oil prices fall, inflation expectations loosen, and this wave is indeed worth paying attention to. Bonds turn green, and risk assets also start to stir, probably signaling a loose liquidity cycle, right?
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Honestly, the impact of this macro shift on on-chain assets is sometimes more accurate than just looking at technical indicators. How TVL and yields will move is still hard to say.
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Softening oil prices = easing inflation expectations = re-pricing of risk assets by capital. The logical chain makes sense, but the crypto market often reacts a few days in advance, so it’s possible that the rally is already over.
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Another narrative of "macro release of positive signals"? Hold on, let me first see if the big players on-chain are buying or selling.
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It's really interesting—bonds rise, oil prices fall, and crypto follows suit. Do you think this is coordinated or just a coincidence? I’d bet on the former, but the probability is probably fifty-fifty.
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-05 10:58
When oil prices fall, inflation expectations ease. This bond rebound is indeed interesting, but the real test is still to come.
Bond markets are catching a bid this week. Oil just took a hit following geopolitical shifts—and that's cooling off some of the inflation fears that have been lingering. When crude softens, it usually means less pressure on prices across the board. For traders tracking macro trends, this shift matters. Easier inflation expectations typically boost fixed income appeal, which is why Treasuries are finally posting some green after staying flat for days. It's the kind of macro backdrop that tends to ripple through risk assets too—including crypto portfolios.