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As long rates fall, core fixed income stuck in the middle
Long rates have declined despite rising inflation readings. This week’s chart looks at the declining yield curve and why core FI is in a tough spot.
As long rates surge, the spotlight shines on duration
Treasury rates’ rise this week again placed duration front and center. We look at how rising rates might help certain fixed income sectors.
As market cheers, policymakers see rising risks
All rise? Rate cut expectations, stocks and the FOMC’s projection of economic risks are all increasing. See how they’re connected and what this could signal for investors.
As private credit grows, underwriting standards remain healthy
Lenders requiring more equity and less leverage, suggesting healthy private credit lending standards.
As rate concerns fade, so does investor interest in loans
See how investor interest in high yield bonds and senior secured loans has shifted in what’s now a firmly accommodative environment.
As rates reverse, a growth renaissance?
As rates plunged in March, growth stocks spiked. This week’s chart looks at the ever-shifting changing growth-value dynamics in recent years.
As rates rise, duration moves to the forefront
Investment grade bonds’ yield and lengthening duration over time
As short-term rates spike, long-term rates fall further
Benchmark rates have fallen as inflation jumps, highlighting an unexpected relationship. Our chart looks at the changing yield curve this year.
As yields decline, so does cash’s appeal
Money market assets keep growing despite yields declining. This week’s chart looks at the diverging trends as cash may be losing its luster.
Assessing a new starting point
Against an exceptionally optimistic economic outlook, we analyze previous cycles to understand what may come next for stocks.
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