According to Joe Kalish, Chief Global Macro Strategist at Ned Davis Research, “we’ve never seen market yields rise going into a rate cut. For conservative investors who don’t want to take a lot of risk, this is a good opportunity to tilt the odds in your favor.”
Historical data from Ned Davis Research also shows that the 10-year Treasury yield has dropped an average of 0.9 percentage points in the three months leading up to the Fed's first cut of an easing cycle since the 1970s.
Click here to read more of the detailed bond report from Eric Wallerstein of the Wall Street Journal: Wall Street Doubles Down on Bonds
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