Reported 4 days ago
As 2024 wraps up, Treasury bond yields are in focus, with Andrew Krei from Crescent Grove Advisers noting a recent drop in the 10-year yield but deeming it an overreaction. Factors such as a more hawkish Federal Reserve, strong GDP, and rising US deficit concerns suggest an asymmetric risk, potentially pushing the 10-year yield above 5% in 2025. Krei advises investors to adopt a defensive approach, favoring shorter-term fixed-income investments that offer yields in the low to mid-4% range for greater stability.
Source: YAHOO