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Five Reasons Treasury Bond Yields Will Plummet In The Next Year
Source: seekingalpha.com
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Long-term GDP trends and subdued money-supply growth indicate that interest rates could decline significantly in coming years. The analysis argues inflation risks are overstated, citing currency-in-circulation growth consistent with the Federal Reserve's 2% inflation target and characterizing oil-price spikes as cyclical rather than persistent. The outlook is supportive for duration-sensitive assets, although no specific rate or GDP forecasts were provided.
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