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Bond Commentary ~ May 2019
Jeff Herold
Global financial markets were roiled by the collapse of the U.S.-China trade talks in early May. Investors worried that increased trade restrictions between the world’s two largest economies were going to have a substantial negative impact on global economic activity. Equity prices declined and global government bond markets rallied as investors sought safe havens. Late […]
Read MoreChina Trade Optism Looks Misplaced
John Zechner
While the early January reversal in the outlook for interest rates from the U.S. Federal Reserve was the ‘match that lit the fire’ for the 2019 stock market rally, the expectation of a trade agreement between the U.S. and China (and a subsequent end to the myriad of associated tariffs) has been the ‘fuel’ to […]
Read MoreBond Commentary ~ April 2019
Jeff Herold
Following the robust gains enjoyed the previous month, it was not surprising to see bond investors exercise a little caution during April. Initially, yields rose and bond prices declined as investors wondered whether they had been too pessimistic about future economic growth and whether their expectations for central bank rate reductions had been too aggressive. […]
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