That caused analysts on Wall Street to declare the end of the bull market in bonds. ![]() Treasury yields surged in the weeks after the election - the 10-year yield climbed about 80 basis points, to more than 2.60% - on the prospects that President Donald Trump's economic agenda would bring inflation back to the United States. In a tweet on Monday morning, Minerd said, "The next stop for 10-year Treasury yields is 2%, with the probability rising that we revisit 1.5% or lower this summer." Scott Minerd, Guggenheim Partners' global chief investment officer and head of Guggenheim Investments, the asset management arm of Guggenheim, just made a big call on the 10-year yield. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
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