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Chris Ciovacco
What Bonds Are Saying About Stocks   By Chris Ciovacco - Apr 10, 2017

Is The Trump Trade Overcrowded And On The Ropes?Given the Trump trade is based on expectations for reduced regulation, lower taxes, and faster economic growth, if investors had moved all their chips...

Hale Stewart
Econ 101: Today's T-Bill Spreads By Hale Stewart - Apr 10, 2017

It is now clear that the Federal Reserve will be increasing interest rates this year. Therefore, it seems appropriate to look at the yield curve, specifically the 10-year and 3-month spread, to...

Nicholas Santiago
Bond Yields Are About To Break Out By Nicholas Santiago - Apr 05, 2017 3

The talking heads continue to say that yields on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note cannot and will not trade above the 2.60 percent level. It should be noted that the 2.60 level has been resistance since...

Cumberland Advisors
Municipal Credit: First Quarter 2017 Review By Cumberland Advisors - Mar 28, 2017

There may be credit challenges in public finance; but for the fifth year in a row, per S&P, upgrades outpaced downgrades.Healthcare bill update: Without enough votes in the House of...

Doug Short
Treasury Snapshot: 10-Year Note At 2.38 By Doug Short - Mar 28, 2017

Note: We've updated this commentary with data through today's market close.Let's take a closer look at US Treasuries. The yield on the 10-year note ended today at 2.38% and the 30-year bond closed at...

Doug Short
Treasury Snapshot: Yields Down Since Rate Hike By Doug Short - Mar 23, 2017

Note: We've updated this commentary with data through today's market close.Let's take a closer look at US Treasuries since the Fed's rate hike last week. The yield on the 10-year note ended today at...

James Picerno
Return Of The Risk-Off Trade By James Picerno - Mar 22, 2017

Why are investors rushing back into safe-haven Treasuries? Maybe the crowd’s recognizing that political risk for the US is higher than previously assumed. Or perhaps the softer estimates for...

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