not likely to see this scenario under the current FOMC
leadership. we are going to be seeing low short term interest rates
for a sustainted period (whatever that means). thus to see the 3
month tbill yield above the 30 year bond yield anytime soon would
be fantasy.
though I doubt well see rates back to the 2012 lows, personally
I think was the 30 year bottom of the secular bear market in rates
for the 10 and 30 year bond yields
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yield curve inversion - not happening
article today, argues the yield curve has correctly predicted bear markets for 50 years
Posted by hazbin1 on 14th of May 2014 at 11:47 am
not likely to see this scenario under the current FOMC leadership. we are going to be seeing low short term interest rates for a sustainted period (whatever that means). thus to see the 3 month tbill yield above the 30 year bond yield anytime soon would be fantasy.
though I doubt well see
Posted by matt on 14th of May 2014 at 12:47 pm
though I doubt well see rates back to the 2012 lows, personally I think was the 30 year bottom of the secular bear market in rates for the 10 and 30 year bond yields