Bonds Becoming "Irresistible" To Big Buyers, Prices Headed Higher | Alf Peccatiello

Will 2024 finally be a good year for bonds?

Bonds yields have weakened recently, making November the best month for global bonds since 2008 and for US bonds since 1985.

Is this the start of a recovery in the bond market, which has been battered and bruised for the past 3 years running?

Or, is this just a temporary reprieve?

To find out, we have the good fortune to hear from bond expert Alf Peccatiello of The Macro Compass.

Alf sees inflation coming down, which is making today's 4-5% Treasury yields extremely attractive to today's large institutional buyers who want to lock them in.

Which is why he sees bonds prices doing very well next year. And he walks through several very compelling charts that showcase the supporting math behind his prediction.

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