The last few days have seen significant shifts in the term structure of
US Treasury bonds; auctions have not gone well and despite the world's
expectations for 'taper' to lead to a surge in rates, the long-end of
the bond-market has rallied. While Goldman might believe the 'bond
bubble' is starting to pop, the following 223 years of Treasury yields
(through free-markets and centrally-planned) sheds some light on what
the 'new normal' level of rates really represents because, as we noted previously, the world is so levered now that any 'reversion' in rates is simply unthinkable.
This post has been taken from Zero Hedge for educational purpose for my readers.
Link: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-12-21/annotated-223-year-history-us-bond-bubble
This post has been taken from Zero Hedge for educational purpose for my readers.
Link: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-12-21/annotated-223-year-history-us-bond-bubble
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