Chasing Yields

While investors wait for the results of the FOMC meeting and an anticipated cut, the bond market is keeping an eye on the bigger picture.

Traders are very optimistic that the Federal Reserve Committee will cut interest rates at its upcoming policy meeting on December 10th.

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In our previous columns, we’ve often addressed a major pitfall for bond investors: the attempt to out-guess the market.

As the earnings season starts to wind down, investors have been mostly optimistic about what’s come out to date, which has helped to keep momentum in the stock market moving forward.

Treasury yields are lower today as investors digest the latest economic news showing inflation is cooler than anticipated. Yields were down across the board as I write:30yr – 4.822% 10yr – 4.233% 2yr  – 3.681%Thursday, we anticipate the release of the Producer Price...

A Federal Reserve rate cut this month can be significant depending on various factors. Generally, it aims to stimulate economic growth by making borrowing cheaper, which encourages spending and investment.

Investors may be puzzled about why bond values are declining while stocks soar and Treasuries hold steady. However, this situation presents a compelling opportunity for savvy investors.

As Americans digest election results after another historic election, the stock market is soaring, and bond yields are higher. Yields hit multi-month highs as growth policies took center stage. In addition, the Fed is expected to lower interest rates by .25 basis...