Treasury Curve Inversion Deepens as Yields Jump and Then Plunge
The inversion of the Treasury yield curve deepened Wednesday as the market proved volatile once again, with yields surging.
The inversion of the Treasury yield curve deepened Wednesday as the market proved volatile once again, with yields surging.
Recent brisk rebound in equity markets won’t last as macroeconomic data continue to deteriorate and earnings forecasts are being slashed.
Companies have delayed or canceled financing plans has soared to at least 358 as global economy continues to battle inflation and energy shortages.
Big investors like BlackRock Inc. and KKR & Co. Inc. think junk bond and leveraged loan prices look cheap, and are slowly buying.
Fast-money traders have just unwound about $100 billion of bearish stock-bond bets.
As investors await another jumbo-sized rate increase from Federal Reserve, they are taking the temperature of a weeks-long U.S. stock market rally.
Top Wall Street strategists disagree over the impact of weaker economic data on the Federal Reserve’s policy outlook and what it’ll mean for stocks.