Will Treasury yields keep on rising?
Falling price of US bonds may force reserve managers to change duration to preserve capital
Higher Treasury yields are gathering increasing attention among investors, who ponder whether this is a short-term phenomenon or if it will require changes in their portfolios.
Reserve managers who had increased duration in recent years, aiming to boost returns in a low-yield environment, may need to change tack in order to preserve capital.
In 2021, 10-year Treasury yields have risen from 0.91% to 1.43% today (February 25), the highest level since February 2020. The 30-year benchmark has
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