Title: Bond limbo: How low can rates go?
Headings: Bond limbo: How low can rates go?
Bond limbo: How low can rates go?
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Content: China and Japan each hold more than $1 trillion in U.S. Treasuries. Could rates fall even further from here? Yes. But the bottom would probably have to fall out of the U.S. economy for Treasuries to hit a new record low. Low rates aren't always a good sign. 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.