I've never been given any reason to believe otherwise
Forward Deflation expectations as imputed from 30 Year Treasury yields. Now back in 2009
The Fed's bond buying officially ended last week, but yields keep falling. No one saw that coming - especially Prechter
ar·bi·trage:
"buy in one locale, sell in another, until prices (aka. wages) equalize"
The Fed's bond buying officially ended last week, but yields keep falling. No one saw that coming - especially Prechter
ar·bi·trage:
"buy in one locale, sell in another, until prices (aka. wages) equalize"
And for the record, stocks always catch down to bonds Reality