Potentially selling treasuries but more about inflation showing up in the u. S. , the risk that keeps most Market Participants awake at night. I think for the treasury market, it is far more important what the actions are coming out of europe and japan. You have not only the fed unwinding its balance sheet, we have the ecb slowing purchases, we have seen from the boj that they are making changes, which we extrapolate, slow purchases as well. The fed is poised to take its off the scale, and poised to stop manipulating the 10year treasury. 14 trillion worth of bonds bought by Central Banks in the past four to five years that appears to be close to an end. The bond market is not dead, it is just dealing in a bearish trend that a lot of people in the market havent seen before. They have to learn how to do it. We have put in a structure, secular low in yields, 130, 140 on the 10year. But i think to say we are in a bond bear market is still premature. Jonathan joining me is Matthew Hornbach,
The risk that keeps most Market Participants awake at night. I think for the treasury market, it is far more important what the actions are coming out of europe and japan. You have not only the fed unwinding its balance sheet, we have the ecb slowing purchases, we have seen from the boj that they are making changes, which we extrapolate, slow purchases as well. The fed is poised to take its thumb off the scale, and poised to stop manipulating the 10year treasury. 14 trillion worth of bonds bought by Central Banks in the past four to five years that appears to be close to an end. The bond market is not dead, it is just dealing in a bearish trend that a lot of people in the market havent seen before. They have to learn how to do it. We have put in a structure, secular low in yields, 130, 140 on the 10year. But i think to say we are in a bond bear market is still premature. Jonathan joining me is Matthew Hornbach, priya misra, and michael buchanan. The bond bull, were you shaking this wee
Up in the u. S. , the risk that keeps most Market Participants awake at night. I think for the treasury market, it is far more important what the actions are coming out of europe and japan. You have not only the fed unwinding its balance sheet, we have the ecb slowing purchases, we have seen from the boj that they are making changes, which has as we extrapolate, slow purchases as well. The fed is poised to take its thumb off the scale, and poised to stop manipulating the 10year treasury. 14 trillion worth of bonds bought by Central Banks in the past four to five years that appears to be close to an end. The bond market is not dead, it is just dealing in a bearish trend that a lot of people in the market havent seen before. They have to learn how to do it. From our works, we have put in a structure, secular low in yields, 130, 140 on the 10year. But i think to say we are in a bond bear market is still premature. Jonathan joining me is Matthew Hornbach, priya misra, and michael buchanan.
Potentially selling treasuries but more about inflation showing up in the u. S. , the risk that keeps most Market Participants awake at night. I think for the treasury market, it is far more important what the actions are coming out of europe and japan. You have not only the fed unwinding its balance sheet, we have the ecb slowing purchases, we have seen from the boj that they are making changes, which has as we extrapolate, slow purchases as well. The fed is poised to take its thumb off the scale, and poised to stop manipulating the 10year treasury. 14 trillion worth of bonds bought by Central Banks in the past four to five years that appears to be close to an end. The bond market is not dead, it is just dealing in a bearish trend that a lot of people in the market havent seen before. They have to learn how to do it. From our works, we have put in a structure, secular low in yields, 130, 140 on the 10year. But i think to say we are in a bond bear market is still premature. Jonathan jo
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