62% of institutional investors expect bond yields to fall, pushing bond prices higher.
Just 6 months ago, only 10% of institutional investors held this view.
To put this in perspective, even in 2008 and 2020, we barely saw 40% of institutional investors expect bond yields to fall.
All as markets are pricing in double the amount of rate cuts compared to Fed guidance.
When the majority of people hold a view, it likely means that view is priced-in.
Today, the 10-year note yield is nearing 4.00% and a break higher would be huge.
In addition, the expectation of interest rate cuts in the market will pose a high risk for cryptocurrencies. Do not forget that cryptocurrencies are shaped according to world markets. $BTC $ETH $BNB
Global bond index, up 9.5% in the past 2 months, marks the best gain in history, surpassing December 2008. Market futures show an additional 150 basis points in rate cut expectations since November 1st.
Unprecedentedly, markets project 6 interest rate cuts in just 2 months. Bond markets erase all 2023 losses in 7 weeks.
Describing this as a "Fed pivot" is an understatement. The risk for crypto and other markets lies in increased volatility, potentially impacting prices. #DXY #SP500 $BTC $ETH $BNB