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10-Year Bond Yield to Keep Trending Up, 4% by late 2018
posted by Michael Lewis on March 13, 2017
Found in US, categorized in Fiscal Policy
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Now running more than 2.5%, the 10-year Treasury yield is up +100BP over its lows last year. FMI expects the 10-year yield to continue trending up; it should reach 4% by the end of next year and will likely hit 5% by the end of 2019
Abstract
FMI’s commentary on the outlook for further substantial increases in long rates
About Michael Lewis
Mike Lewis founded Free Market Inc. (FMI) in 1982 as a full-service economic consulting firm, providing insights and in-depth data analysis primarily for institutional money managers and corporate planning directors.
FMI has compiled a solid record of timely, independent and accurate economic forecasts. FMI blends its unique analysis of indicators and experience with economic cycles into a consistent overall outlook. They offer both a comprehensive overview and in-depth detail that enable clients to integrate FMI’s insights into their decision-making process.
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