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Yield Curve

Highlights Chart 1The 2003 SARS Roadmap The 2003 SARS Roadmap…
Please note that next week’s US Bond Strategy Weekly Report will be replaced by a Special Report on Commercial Real Estate that was produced jointly with our US Investment Strategy team. That report will be published on Monday instead of Tuesday. Highlights Duration: Financial markets have…
Highlights Chart 1Softer PMIs In December Softer PMIs In December…
Highlights Global growth will rebound in 2020, led by the US and China, putting upward pressure on global bond yields. Maintain below-benchmark overall duration exposure. Central banks will stay dovish until policy reflation has clearly turned into inflation, limiting how high bond yields can…
Highlights Chart 1Manufacturing PMIs Track Bond Yields Manufacturing PMIs Track Bond Yields…
Highlights Chart 1The Fed Must Remain Dovish The Fed Must Remain Dovish…
Highlights Duration: The upturn in bond yields is not yet confirmed by our preferred global growth indicators. We anticipate that a reduction in trade uncertainty during the next few months will cause our indicators to rebound. But until then, investors should view the bond sell-off as tenuous.…
Highlights Shifting Trends: The factors that have driven bond yields lower throughout 2019 – slowing growth, rising uncertainty, demand for safe assets and dovish monetary policy expectations – have all started to turn in a more bond-bearish direction. Duration & Country Allocation…
Highlights Chart 1Contagion? Contagion…
Brief Market Overview The S&P 500 convulsed last week, as a slew of weaker-than-expected data shattered investors’ confidence in the longevity of the business and profit cycles. Importantly, both ISM surveys declined month-over-month, arguing that the manufacturing sector’s ails are infecting…