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With inflation still well above the U.S. Federal Reserve’s target and the unemployment rate now below estimates for the long-run maximum level, the Fed reiterated recent guidance following its January meeting: Officials expect to hike the policy rate in March, kicking off a series of
Stock markets tanked into correction territory before a late recovery on Monday and NATO put troops on standby to defend Ukraine’s eastern border from a Russian invasion that intelligence sources are seeing as increasingly likely. The US and UK started withdrawing embassy staff from Kyiv,
Our outlook for the high yield market for 2022 is range-bound, as rising rates are expected to be offset by strong fundamentals, favorable technicals, and a fair valuation backdrop. We believe there are opportunities for active investors, such as identifying possible rising stars – companies
This is based on an enormous topping pattern that I perceive on the long-term continuous contract of the bond futures.
Odds are growing that the Federal Reserve will start raising rates in March and Fed officials are now talking about three or four rate hikes this year. The last word from the ECB, however, is for no rate hikes this year and the divergence in
U.S. Treasury yields started the year with a sharp move higher as investors confront the possibility that the U.S. Federal Reserve may not only embark on an accelerated rate-hiking cycle, but also bring forward the timetable to begin reducing the size of its balance sheet.
While the overall pace of core U.S. inflation in December 2021 remained strong, underlying details in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) data suggested some stabilization from the recent reacceleration. This reinforces PIMCO’s outlook for U.S. inflation to begin to moderate, likely peaking in February and