Treasury Yields in Free Fall
Treasury yields are continuing their decline. The treasury rally is in full swing, regardless of how ridiculously inflated this bubble is. As expected, yields are now below 2.5%. The chart below shows that they have even dropped faster than the recent mid term trend would have indicated. There is absolutely no sign of a bottom, neither fundamentally nor technically.
It is certainly likely that yields will snap back into the corridor and have a significant short term movement upwards toward the upper end of the range over the next weeks. But the mid term trend remains unchanged.
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