Correlation
Correlations are rising slightly, likely due to the impact of tax reform and the increase in rates. Read more »
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Correlations are rising slightly, likely due to the impact of tax reform and the increase in rates. Read more »
The 10-year Treasury increased sharply last week to 2.48% likely due to the passage of the tax bill. Read more »
The 10-year Treasury fell to 2.35% further flattening the yield curve after a hike in the federal funds rate. Read more »
Short-term momentum has gone flat for stocks and energy commodities, but long-term numbers are still positive. Read more »
Emerging market stocks have a higher than usual correlation to the overall basket of asset, as do Treasurys. Read more »
The 10-year Treasury went on another wild ride, likely due to the roller coaster of tax reform possibilities. Read more »
The 10-year Treasury rate fell to 2.37% last week maintaining a pattern that started with a break higher in rates over the past two months. Read more »
Correlations in nearly every asset continued to decline, indicating the weakening of macro forces particularly around rates and inflation. Read more »
The 10-year Treasury closed at 2.16% before the long weekend, just off the year-to-date low last Thursday. Read more »
The report card is again showing a decline in rating for U.S. corporate high yield bonds with high yield municipal bonds are moving into their top spot Read more »