Julius Baer: Treasury yield uptick triggered by correction, not an increase in rate hike expectations

14 September 2016 | 3 minutes read

The recent uptick in Treasury yields may have been incorrectly attributed to hawkish Fed official comments, according to Julius Baer, which believes that it was more likely due to a correction after investors undershot following exaggerated post-Brexit fears. Fundamentals justify 1.7-1.9% 10-year Treasury yield Whilst many may point to recent hawkish comments by Boston Fed President Rosengren as the reason for…

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