The 10-Year Yield: A Guide to Economic Growth, Inflation and Market Signals

How can investors interpret public bond market signals to understand economic growth, inflation and market conditions?

In the latest episode of The Wealth Enterprise Briefing, Michael Zeuner and Sam Sudame of WE Family Offices analyze the 10-year Treasury yield and its role in shaping expectations for inflation and growth. They discuss the disconnect between the Federal Reserve's policy and market signals, as well as how shifts in interest rates may impact portfolios.

Key discussion points include:

• Interpreting the Yield: How different yield levels may indicate soft landings, rising inflation or potential economic slowdowns.
• Yield Curve Insights: The importance of the 10-year vs. 2-year Treasury spread and what a steepening curve suggests about recession risks.
• Real Yields and Market Sentiment: How positive real yields support economic expansion and investment opportunities.

Michael and Sam highlight why monitoring interest rate movements is critical for investors and explore how policy changes could alter current expectations.

Hear the full discussion for insights on how these market signals may shape investment strategies in the months ahead.

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