Bond Yields Plunge, Raising Concerns for Stocks and Monetary Policy.
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The recent decline in the two-year Treasury yield, which has dropped to just below 4% from a multidecade high of just over 5%, signals that the Federal Reserve may be close to concluding its interest-rate increases. This is important for the stock market as it suggests that the Fed may be done with its tightening cycle.
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