We've weathered the tariff storm, but there is a new one brewing...
Bond yields are rising again, and the UK 30-year gilt (blue) is now well above the levels when Liz Truss was the UK Prime Minister, albeit for a short time.
US yields (black) are close behind and are also rising. Europe (green) is climbing above 3% despite seven rate cuts. Japanese yields (red) are also rising rapidly. Only China (purple) has falling yields, making them the cheapest source of funding in the world.
The rising bond yields explain the strength in Value stocks (industrials and financials) and the weakness in Quality (consumer brands). It also explains the resurgence of Bitcoin over gold.
👉 Bond Yields in the Danger Zone
Bond yields are rising again, and the UK 30-year gilt (blue) is now well above the levels when Liz Truss was the UK Prime Minister, albeit for a short time.
US yields (black) are close behind and are also rising. Europe (green) is climbing above 3% despite seven rate cuts. Japanese yields (red) are also rising rapidly. Only China (purple) has falling yields, making them the cheapest source of funding in the world.
The rising bond yields explain the strength in Value stocks (industrials and financials) and the weakness in Quality (consumer brands). It also explains the resurgence of Bitcoin over gold.
👉 Bond Yields in the Danger Zone
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