yields

An inverted yield curve means a market situation in which the yields offered, for longer maturities, are lower than the yields of the short-term portion of the curve (in this case the "short" is usually considered as the rates up to 2 years). This is a situation that is at first sight counter-intuitive. Those who have studied Finance will certainly remember the ...

Looking at forward indicators against the SPY including Copper price, SOX semi-conductor ETF, ADR and Yield curve.

Potential Short bringing the Yields back down to 2.5% pricing in the next leg up.

GBP moving higher? Data: 1. Leading post brexit data has recovered significantly from 5-10yr lows to firm growth or significant recovery (PMI, Optimism, Confidence) and imo this will be continuing theme given negs arent going to start for another 6-9m, there isnt any impetus to drive us lower again. 2. Also the macro indicators are trading well, e.g. ...