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Late Cycle Bond Trades | Mark Cabana on Mild Recession Case and Treasury Market Supply

Forward Guidance

CHAPTER

The Fed's Expected Federal Funds Rate Path

Yields on the 10 year could go down in a sort of slow motion fashion. So why is that the case if you think that there's no buyers who's going to buy them? The two are not inherently contradictory, although I can certainly understand the question. If you're worried about supply demand, how can you have interest rates going lower in your forecast? And the answer is we have interest Rates going lower in our forecast because we think that the expected path of the Fed will be shifting lower as the economy moderates.

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