My view is that we are in the early stages of a massive long-term climb in interest rates. It will certainly last years, perhaps decades.
And the start to that climb is occurring in the typical manner that most big moves occur: Few are aware that it has even started. But, it has. The key two-year Treasury rate bottomed in the summer of 2102 and has been trending higher ever since.
Robert you could not be more wrong on this. There is still a few years left of low and lower rates and the increase will not be slow and long. When rates rise in 3-4 years it will be a very quick move to the upside. Double-digit rates for the 10 year UST in only a couple of months.
ReplyDeleteThe ten year will move below 2% again and we may likely see negative rates for the 2 year.
Please explain your reasoning for this.
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