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Total Return Gov/Credit Second-Quarter ReviewThe 10-year Treasury yield fluctuated between a high of 4.705% and a low of 4.222% over the course of the quarter. Click to read.Seeking Alpha · Jun 28, 2024

Will The Fed Trigger Another Crisis Event?The risk of a crisis event in the economy is increasing, as the Fed’sSeeking Alpha · Oct 14, 2023

U.S. Recession To Start Before Year-EndOver the past 12 months industrial production has been flat and the ISM Manufacturing Report has been warning of imminent recession.Seeking Alpha · Oct 11, 2023

How To Earn $500 Monthly Income With These Cash-Like Treasury ETFsIn a world where cash is once again king, investors are turning their attention to cash-like funds and ETFs. One universe garnering notable interest is the U.S. Treasury market, where yields on short-term bonds have climbed to levels not seen in nearly two decades. As of now, the annual yield on U.S. Treasury bonds, particularly those with maturities of up to two years, hovers around 5%. To put this into perspective, it’s the highest yield these securities have offered since June 2007 and is currently well above the latest annual inflation rate of 3.7%. What’s remarkable about this return is that it comes from one of the safest assets in the world — U.S. Treasury securities. Why Short-Term Treasury ETFs Are The Safest Assets On The Planet These bonds, which are issued by the federal government, are highly regarded for their safety due to the fact that they are backed by the unwavering trust and creditworthiness of the U.S. government. Regardless of the prevailing economic conditions, whether it be during a recession, periods of inflation, or even times of conflict, the U.S. government remains steadfast in fulfilling its commitments to bondholders. The yields on the shorter end of the Treasury yield curve are often dubbed “risk-free.” This label stems from the clear-cut expectation that the U.S. government will fulfill its obligations upon maturity. For non-U.S.-based ...Full story available on Benzinga.comBenzinga · Oct 9, 2023

BILS: Finding Shelter In Shorter Duration TreasuriesLonger duration Treasuries are in turmoil, but the front end has been relatively stable. Click here for more on BILS ETF.Seeking Alpha · Oct 8, 2023

Treasury Bills At 5% Yield: Retail Investors Jump On The Risk-Free BandwagonTreasury bills, those often-overlooked short-term securities, are back with a bang. Treasury yields are surpassing the 5% mark for maturities spanning from one month to two years. This resurgence is enticing investors to shift their funds from stagnant bank accounts and into the world of cash-like securities. Once dismissed by retail investors in favor of higher-risk ventures, T-bills are enjoying their renaissance. The catalyst? The Federal Reserve’s decision to increase rates. The campaign brought about more than 550 basis points of rate hikes in just the past year and a half. This shift has rekindled the allure of T-bills. They provide a refuge for those who seek attractive returns without delving into the turbulent waters of more volatile assets. Chart: Yields Are Exceeding ...Full story available on Benzinga.comBenzinga · Sep 12, 2023

Quick Thoughts: Jackson Hole - Limited Visibility, Bumpy LandingIn this year’s speech at the Fed’s gathering in Jackson Hole, Chairman Jerome Powell said a lot about the economy and inflation, but he obscured a great deal about future Fed policy.Seeking Alpha · Aug 26, 2023

Monetary Support Suggests Bear Market Is Possibly OverCould massive monetary support have softened the deep bear market many expected? It is an interesting question.Seeking Alpha · May 20, 2023

3 Alarming Charts: US Yield Curve Mirrors 2008 Subprime Crisis As Default, Recession Worries MountThe U.S. Treasury yield curve entered an unprecedented state this week, with one-month yields rising above three-month yields for the first time since the subprime mortgage crisis, due to investors' mounting concern about the U.S. debt ceiling situation. The yield differential between one-month and three-month Treasury bills widened to more than 30 basis points on Thursday, the largest ever recorded since early 2008. Over the past two weeks, one-month yields have risen by nearly 2 percentage points from 3.5% to 5.5%. The yield curve in the United States is now completely inverted between one month and five years, which is often seen by the market as a condition of danger that the debtor would be unable to meet its obligations in the near future. Read more: Unraveling ...Full story available on Benzinga.comBenzinga · May 11, 2023

Worst Of Stock Market Losses Come During Recessions And Rate CutsA negative US 10-year minus 3-month yield spread has signalled every incoming recession of the last 60 years.Seeking Alpha · Apr 12, 2023

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