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September 26, 2022
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Latest Commentary
Central Banks Hold Firm But Something Finally Breaks
John Zechner
After keeping interest rates at record low levels for over a decade, global central banks did a complete 180 degree turn in the past year with the most aggressive period of rate increases in over 40 years. Given the sharp and unexpected reversals in policy and the addiction to low interest rates in the markets […]
Read MorePreferred Share Commentary | February 2023
Jeff Herold
In February, the preferred share market, like common equity and bond markets, gave back some of January’s strong performance. January’s optimism regarding interest rate cuts later this year switched to a realization that rates were likely to stay higher for longer. The shift in investor expectations was fueled by data that showed economic activity was […]
Read MoreBond Commentary | February 2023
Jeff Herold
Financial markets, including bonds, reversed course in February. January’s optimism regarding interest rate cuts later this year switched to a realization that rates were likely to stay higher for longer. As a result, bond yields moved sharply higher, and bond and equity prices declined. The shift in investor expectations was fueled by data that showed […]
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