What does the bond market know that we don't?
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The yield on 10-year US Treasuries hit a six-month high of 3.33 per cent on Wednesday, up 0.39 percentage points from Monday and 1 percentage point higher than its October low. Japanese five-year yields also rose the most in two years, while Germany’s benchmark borrowing costs hit 3 per cent. “People are getting out of the market and moving to the sidelines, feeling shellshocked at the speed of the rise in yields,” said David Ader, strategist at CRT Capital.
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It's like a Rorschach test. The WSJ says that it is the consequences of an increased deficit given the tax plan that was just announced. The FT says it is upgraded estimates of growth given the backdoor stimulus plan that the President just announced. Stay tuned.
I hope, because often the bond market predicts trouble ahead of the stock market
with interest rates rising and set to keep rising real estate sales could take a big dip.
Eventually.
But even a 6% mortgage rate is historically very cheap. I'm more concerned with bonds competing with stocks. The average person does not forgo a home purchase to speculate in the stock market.
You can't be that stupid. The bond market, like most economists, now thinks growth and therefore inflation will be higher next year. Duh. These rates are amongtst the lowest in 60 years.
Yeah, well you're all wrong!
The bond market is telling you that this thread has absolutely nothing to do with NYC residential real estate, and its originator needs to be permatrolled.