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Why the bond markets are wrong to expect rate cuts early next year

By Tiana Lowe Doescher

Published December 8, 2023 10:35am ET

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Why the bond markets are wrong to expect rate cuts early next year — Yields on Treasury bonds, the low-risk investing tool whose performance generally reflects how much confidence investors have in the nation’s economic outlook, have been jumpy of late, suggesting there are reasons for optimism but room for concern heading into 2024. After one of the worst sell-offs of U.S. Treasurys in over a century, the bond […]

Yields on Treasury bonds, the low-risk investing tool whose performance generally reflects how much confidence investors have in the nation’s economic outlook, have been jumpy of late, suggesting there are reasons for optimism but room for concern heading into 2024.

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