The recent upside breakout in the U.S. 10-year yield was successful, and it appears interest rates will remain in the new higher range for now. But what are the short-term implications of higher U.S. Treasury rates on asset allocation decisions?
Feb
06
2013
The Math Doesn’t Work For Long-Term Treasuries
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