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The Agg is no longer balancing equity volatility

As rates keep rising, this week’s chart looks at the 60/40’s historically poor performance, as the Agg has not balanced stocks’ negative returns.

As inflation cools, macro alarms sound anew

The 10Y–2Y yield curve inverted to its deepest level in 40 years. This week’s chart looks at the yield curve over time as macro risks remain prominent.

Could a tight housing market mean opportunity in CRE?

Mortgage rates have hit a new high as housing inventory remains depressed. This week’s chart looks at why this could buoy multifamily CRE.

Volatility sinks Treasuries’ risk-return relationship

The risk-return relationship for the risk-free rate has grown riskier. This week’s chart shows the 2-year note’s Sharpe ratio turning deeply negative.

Could investors be counting on an unrequited Fed pivot?

Investors have bet on a Fed pivot recently. Yet, this week’s chart looks at market-based expectations for the Fed funds rate, which have kept rising.

Strong jobs data pose latest challenge to the Fed

With all eyes on jobs, this week’s chart looks at the scale of the Fed’s inflation challenge as employment figures have barely budged this year.

Do rising rates favor CRE debt?

Rising rates have wreaked havoc on markets this year, but this week’s chart points to CRE debt as an area that could potentially benefit from them.

Rate volatility returns in a big way, joining stocks

Short rates saw their largest jump in more than year. Our chart focuses on elevated rate volatility this year as equity markets also remain choppy.

Investment grade bonds vulnerable as rates rise

As rising rates have wreaked havoc across markets this year, our chart focuses on the widening duration gap between IG and HY bonds.

A sharp rotation toward value as rates rise

Value dominates early 2022 as rates rise. Our chart looks at value’s relative outperformance and why flexibility may be key this year.
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