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Michael Kramer
Why The Massive Plunge In Yields May Be Over By Michael Kramer - Aug 23, 2019 18

Global bond yields have moved sharply lower since the middle of July when the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Federal Reserve (FED) both indicated accommodative monetary policy was on the way....

Mike (Mish) Shedlock
Fed Baby Steps Coming: What's Powell Up To? By Mike (Mish) Shedlock - Aug 23, 2019

The odds of a double rate cut in September plunged from 40% recently to 31% last week then to 0% today. Bond Market Screaming for Cuts Yield Synopsis Despite a yield rally on the...

Ed Yardeni
Government Bonds In Neverland By Ed Yardeni - Aug 22, 2019 1

The negative interest rate policies of the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Bank of Japan (BOJ) have created a Neverland in the global fixed-income markets. An 8/18 Bloomberg story...

John Mousseau
The Bond Conundrum And How To Manage By John Mousseau - Aug 21, 2019

The past couple of weeks have been breathtaking for bond investors and observers of the bond market. The yield on the 30-year Treasury bond is now at a record low—it dipped under 2% this...

Candy Matheson
High Yield Corporate Bonds: Breakout Or Breakdown? By Candy Matheson - Aug 19, 2019

The High Yield Corporate Bonds ETF (NYSE:HYG) is at an interesting juncture.There are, potentially, two uptrend lines that one could apply to form a large long-term triangle pattern on the following...

James Picerno
Wobbly Economic Outlook Favored Bonds Last Week By James Picerno - Aug 19, 2019

Rising worries about the global economy triggered a strong wave of fixed-income buying last week, propelling US bonds to the top of the performance ledger for the major asset classes, based on a set...

Blog of HORAN Capital Advisors
The Yield Curve Dominates The Narrative By Blog of HORAN Capital Advisors - Aug 19, 2019 1

On Wednesday the financial media would have one believe the world and market's would fall apart as a result of the 2-Year/10-Year U.S. Treasury yield curve inverting, i.e., the 2-year yield moved to a...

Dimitri Speck
What Happens With Bonds When The Fed Cuts Interest Rates? By Dimitri Speck - Aug 18, 2019

Within nine months, yields on the 10-Year treasury note have declined from 3.2% to 1.8%, once again approaching their all time lows.The situation is even more extreme in other developed countries. On...

James Picerno
The Bond Market’s All-In On Its Recession Forecast By James Picerno - Aug 18, 2019

Mounting recession worries of late have taken a bite out of stocks, but heightened fears that an economic contraction may be near has lit a fire of buying for US bonds. Long bonds, in particular, have...

Yale Bock
Global Unease And Dropping Bond Yields Bruise Stocks! By Yale Bock - Aug 18, 2019

Before the age of the internet and social networking, there was a long period where television and video ruled the entertainment landscape. Half hour and hour long television programs were ingrained...

Bob Lang
Inverted Yield Curve: What's It All Mean? By Bob Lang - Aug 18, 2019

The big story recently was about the yield curve, which inverted on the 10-2 Year Treasury Yield Spread spread recently for the first time since 2007. That was right before the Great Recession hit,...

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