US Treasury Yields Collapse the Last Two Weeks. What’s Going On?
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After months of rising, the yield on the 10-year US Treasury bond began to decline last week, but that is hardly a relief for equity investors. Yields are falling as real interest rates fall due to the deteriorating growth outlook, while the maturity premium reflecting concerns about debt problems remains unchanged. According to the bond market, economic growth has already peaked in this cycle, which usually does not bode well for equities. If i…
After The Rally: What’s Next For Treasurys?
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The yield on 10-year bonds, a measure used to value mortgages, auto loans and credit card debt, fell more than 17 basis points to 4.972 percent. U.S. Treasury bond debt tops $30,000 billion for the first time, 10-year U.S. Treasury yields hit highest since November 2023China holds lowest U.S. treasury bonds since 2009
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