Hi Elliott Waver,
Global bond yields are soaring to multi-decade highs.
That’s the headline from CNBC this morning — as renewed inflation fears tied to turmoil in the Middle East send bond yields higher around the world… so they say.
But here’s the bigger question:
How high could U.S. Treasury yields ultimately go?
EWI Head of Global Research Murray Gunn has a startling answer:
8.5%.
In The Case for an 8.5% Treasury Yield, Murray lays out the evidence behind this bold forecast — and why the forces driving long-term Treasury yields may be much bigger than anything the Federal Reserve can control.
If bond yields are already making headlines, now may be a good time to see the case for what could come next.
See 2 ways to read The Case for an 8.5% Treasury Yield.
Sincerely,
