US bonds are recovering after the election

US Treasuries are showing signs of recovery after recent volatility related to the US election results. Investors, who were afraid of rising inflation due to possible fiscal measures by the new government, began to lower their rates.

Markets, previously in uncertainty due to expectations of the impact of Trump's policies, began to recover after the election. At the same time, the yield on 30-year bonds, which fell sharply on Wednesday, has now stabilized.

Despite the decrease in volatility, investors continue to closely monitor the policies of the new administration, fearing that Trump may realize his campaign promises on tariffs and tax breaks.

Nevertheless, Treasury bond auctions were successful, and the Federal Reserve's decision to lower interest rates added confidence to investors, stimulating demand for bonds.