Title: Bond limbo: How low can rates go?
Headings: Bond limbo: How low can rates go?
Bond limbo: How low can rates go?
Investors are running away from stocks as fast as they can.
Markets go for a wild ride
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Content: Keep in mind that while rates are extremely low in the U.S., they are even lower in other developed markets. France's 10 Year yields just 1.2%. Germany's 10 Year is yielding 0.84%. Japan's benchmark is below 0.5%. This is not because investors love the economic conditions in Europe and Japan. It's the opposite. Investors are worried about deflation. So if you believe the U.S. economy is not heading into a recession, rates should head higher. A general rule of thumb is that higher rates go along with stronger economies. "Bonds are a place where people are trying to hide today.