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The 2s10s Treasury yield curve will continue the recent steepening and should leave inversion territory around the third quarter, according to Goldman Sachs.
Rates are rising across the curve and traders are reining in Fed rate cut expectations, but stocks should still catch a bid on weakness, BofA says.
As the markets debate how soon rate cuts start, financial conditions may have the Fed thinking again, according to Nomura strategist Charlie McElligott.
Investors piled into cash this year as the Fed continued its unprecedented tightening cycle, while U.S. debt also saw record inflows.
The article discusses the current downward spiral of U.S. Treasury yields and its impact on Treasury focused exchange traded funds.
Investors should be more prepared for a recession where risk assets will likely underperform cash by 20%, according to J.P. Morgan's global markets strategy tea
Money managers are getting more invested, pushing big bets into bonds and coming around to equities, according to the latest BofA survey.
A recent decline in oil prices has made commodities even more attractive, according to J.P. Morgan's global markets strategy team.
Treasuries sold off sharply early Tuesday following a stronger-then-expected retail sales report. The 10-year Treasury yield (US10Y) jumped another 13 basis poi
Treasury bonds are looking at the biggest year ever for cash inflows, according to BofA Securities.
Treasury bonds are looking at the biggest year ever for cash inflows, according to BofA Securities.
Deutsche Bank published two charts Wednesday to put the Fitch decision to downgrade U.S. sovereign debt.
Stock valuations tend to have a tough time in a rising rate environment but Goldman Sachs says there are three good reasons why that is not the case currently.
The trading in the rates markets has been more piquant than equities lately, with some milestone Treasury moves.
With the broader stock market still up soliday year to date, a big question for investors is whether or not to succumb to the fear of missing out (FOMO) and put cash to work.