Business Insider: The market has a big opportunity to tell Trump what it thinks about his big tax bill

"Any sign of diminished investor appetite could be interpreted as a reason to reallocate assets away from the US — while healthy demand might see the dollar gain as fears of a buyer's strike abate and the "de-dollarisation" theme loses some of its impetus," Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Corpay wrote on Monday… “Bond auctions could shake markets out of this sense of relative calm," Corpay's Schamotta said. "Long-dated bond yields have been rising for months, with growing inflation worries, fiscal deficit fears, concerns about weakening demand from foreign real-money investors, and political uncertainty combining to widen risk premia across the curve." Business Insider: The market has a big opportunity to tell Trump what it thinks about his big tax bill