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Pimco tends to reduce its holdings of longer-term US Treasury bonds. The main reason is the rising deficit. Marc Seidner and Pramol Dhawan, managing directors of Pimco, wrote in a report on Monday that they have been "reducing the allocation of longer-term bonds" and prefer short-term US Treasury bonds. As the size of US Treasury bonds soared from $17 trillion before the outbreak to nearly $29 trillion, the concern about the increase in the yield of long-term treasury bonds caused by the increase in US debt has become a flash point in the market. What investors are most worried about is the recurrence of the phenomenon of "bond self-defense forces" in the 1980s and early 1990s, that is, some bondholders aggressively sold US Treasury bonds because of the huge government financial expenditure. Seidner and Dhawan wrote, "It is difficult to predict the sudden reaction of the market to long-term trends. No organized self-defense force is prepared to take action on a specific debt threshold, and changes in investor behavior usually occur over time. " Pimco said that in view of the sustainability of US debt and the impact of potential inflation catalysts on the labor force, the institution hesitated to buy long-term debt.The European STOXX 600 index initially closed up 0.11% at 521.02 points. The euro zone STOXX 50 index initially closed up 0.08% at 4981.43 points. The FTSE Pan-European Excellent 300 Index initially closed up 0.10% at 2068.71 points.European natural gas futures fell by about 3%. At the end of the European market on Monday (December 9), ICE British natural gas futures fell by 3.51% to 111.800 pence/kcal. TTF benchmark Dutch natural gas futures fell 2.96% to 45.075 Euro/MWh. According to Bloomberg data, at 21:33 Beijing time, it instantly dived from above 45 euros to 35.400 euros, and instantly rebounded to around 45 euros. ICE EU carbon emissions trading license (futures price) fell 2.62% to 66.52 euros/ton.

LME copper futures closed up $110 to $9,232/ton. LME aluminum closed down 0.16 USD to 2,588 USD/ton. LME zinc futures closed up $54 to $3,126/ton. LME lead closed down $4 to $2,068/ton. LME nickel futures closed down $51 to $15,996/ton. LME tin closed up $767 to $29,918/ton. LME cobalt was flat at $24,300/ton.The yield of European sovereign bonds was generally stable on the second day of non-farming, and the yield of 10-year German bonds rose by more than 1 basis point. At the end of the European market on Monday (December 9), the yield of German 10-year government bonds rose by 1.3 basis points to 2.121%, and the intraday trading was in the range of 2.091%-2.122%. The yield of two-year German bonds fell by 0.3 basis points to 1.998%, and intraday trading was in the range of 2.017%-1.973%. The yield spread of 2/10-year German bonds rose by 1.795 basis points to +12.102 basis points. The yield of British 10-year government bonds fell by 0.5 basis points, and the yield of two-year British bonds fell by 1.3 basis points; The yield spread of 2/10-year British bonds rose by 0.801 basis points to +2.109 basis points. France's 10-year bond yields fell by 0.2 basis points, Italy's 10-year bond yields rose by 0.4 basis points, Spain's 10-year bond yields rose by 0.2 basis points, and Greece's 10-year bond yields were roughly flat.FSM rose by about 11%, leading the gold and silver mining stocks. The changes in the Syrian situation brought safe-haven demand. Gold and silver mining stocks rose across the board, Fortuna Mining rose by about 11%, Hekla Mining rose by about 10.3%, Cordailun Mining rose by over 8.9%, Pan American Silver rose by about 8.6%, harmony Gold rose by over 8.1%, Jintian Company rose by about 5.5%, gold mining stock ETF rose by over 5.2%, and B2gold.

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