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Title: Analysis: Falling U.S. bond yields may signal death knell for 'reflation' stock trade

Writer: analysiswatchanalysiswatch

Jul 08, 2021 04:45 AM ET

By: AnalysisWatch



Stock buyers are looking the dramatic movements’ in the Treasury marketplace for clues at the destiny of one in all this yr.’s maximum a hit plays - the so-referred to as reflation alternate that helped electricity stocks of economically touchy agencies better after almost a decade of under performance.



Investors piled in to stocks of electricity producers, banks and different agencies predicted to advantage from an effective financial rebound in advance this yr. even as making a bet those Treasury yields, which circulate inversely to prices, might rise.


That alternate seems to be tottering now, as issues over slowing boom ship yields tumbling to their lowest degree in extra than 4 months. While inventory markets seem placid, with the S&P 500 soaring close to a document excessive, a rotation underneath the floor has increased in current weeks, as buyers circulate out of economically touchy names and returned in to the huge generation and boom shares that led markets better for maximum of the final decade.


The S&P 500 has won 7% for the reason that 10-yr Treasury yield hit a current excessive in mid-May. An appearance below the hood, however, indicates symptoms and symptoms that a trade in inventory-marketplace management can be taking place. The Russell one thousand boom index has won over 13% on account that mid-May even as the counterpart fee index has climbed approximately 1.5% over the identical time.

 
 
 

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