(Reuters) - Bond yields have climbed as much as 40 basis points since
March as growth expectations improve. A record-setting stock
market has also tarnished the allure of government debt.
Indeed, futures markets now see only a small chance that
the Federal Reserve will choose to reduce borrowing costs this
year, having priced in as many as three rate cuts just a few
months ago.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
March as growth expectations improve. A record-setting stock
market has also tarnished the allure of government debt.
Indeed, futures markets now see only a small chance that
the Federal Reserve will choose to reduce borrowing costs this
year, having priced in as many as three rate cuts just a few
months ago.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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