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Yields are the highest they’ve been in years — but are bonds cheap enough to buy? Two strategists disagree.
Bond yields have risen to their highest levels in years, prompting a debate between two strategists about the attractiveness of buying bonds.
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Bond yields have risen to their highest levels in years, prompting a debate between two strategists about the attractiveness of buying bonds. One strategist notes that the elevated yields reflect market expectations for the average federal funds rate over the next decade, plus risk premiums. Barclays’ analysis concludes that while bonds are priced at fair value, they are not yet cheap enough to constitute a buying opportunity.
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