From a technical perspective if we break through 1.69 on the 10 yr gov bond yield then we open up a whole new level of charts for a return the larger number target of 3.2.
Substantial in two ways:
1. Higher yields create higher borrowing costs for companies and consumers
2. A larger majority of investors (retail) are people over 60 with retirement incomes to protect, if they continue to receive great returns but the costs to the general consumer market could be too much, these people tend to not spend but save
As painful as it sounds we see this continuing up to atleast 2 and possibly 2.5 in the near term.
Substantial in two ways:
1. Higher yields create higher borrowing costs for companies and consumers
2. A larger majority of investors (retail) are people over 60 with retirement incomes to protect, if they continue to receive great returns but the costs to the general consumer market could be too much, these people tend to not spend but save
As painful as it sounds we see this continuing up to atleast 2 and possibly 2.5 in the near term.
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