
Bill Gross Sees 'Relatively Mild' Bear Bond Cycle Hedge-fund veteran Paul Tudor Jones has joined the growing chorus of big hitters in the fixed-income world warning that bonds are well and truly in a bear market. He sees 10-year U.S. Treasury yields rising to 3.75 percent by year-end as a “conservative” target given that supply outweighs demand, economic momentum is outpacing the monetary policy response, and that bond valuations are “glaring.
Main Idea: Paul Tudor Jones says the bond market is in a bear market, joining Ray Dalio and Bill Gross in warning that bond prices could keep falling.
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If Jones and Dalio are right, higher bond yields could push up mortgage, car loan, and business borrowing costs for many households and small firms.
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