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Bond yields have weakened recently, making November the best month for global bonds since 2008 and for US bonds since 1985.Is this the start of a recovery in the bond market, which has been battered and bruised for the past 3 years running?Or, is this just a temporary reprieve?To find out, we have to good fortune to hear from bond expert Alf Peccatiello of The Macro Compass.Alf sees inflation coming down, which is making today’s 4-5% Treasury yields extremely attractive to today’s large institutional buyers who want to lock them in. He sees bonds prices doing very well next year.Video Length: 01:25:55More By This Author:Markets Will Be Gut-Wrenching Next Year – The S&P Could Crash 40%The Fed’s Sins Are Finally Going To Catch Up With Us In 2024″We Need A Recession!” Though Not Happening Soon
