On the supposedly good economic news of the recent weeks, in thepast 3 weeks the yield of the 1-year note has gone from 2.63% to 3%, and from 2.40% since October, huge moves and poential indications that the bond bubble was bursting - until the dreadful jobs report this morning!
Note that we track all bond ETFs live here.
Friday, December 3, 2010
Is the Bond Bubble Finally Popping?
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