Grant Samuel's Miller Sees 4% U.S. Yield on Policy Normalization

The video discusses the bond market trends, focusing on the potential rise of 10-year treasury yields to 4% by the end of the year. Experts like Stephen Miller provide insights into the volatility of bond yields and the economic factors influencing them, such as GDP growth and monetary policy. The discussion also touches on the return to normalcy in financial markets post-global financial crisis, highlighting the expected volatility and growth in the global economy.

What is the predicted yield on 10-year treasuries by the end of the year according to a former bond manager at Black Rock?

• 2%

• 3%

• 4%

• 5%

Which psychological threshold is mentioned as a point where foreign demand might increase?

• 2%

• 3%

• 4%

• 5%

What does Stephen Miller suggest about the US economy's ability to handle a 4% bond yield?

• It can handle it

• It will lead to hyperinflation

• It cannot handle it

• It will cause a recession

What does Stephen Miller say about the nature of the move to a 4% bond yield?

• It will be rapid

• It will be delayed

• It will be volatile

• It will be smooth

According to Stephen Miller, how does the current 4% bond yield compare to historical norms?

• It is very high

• It is very low

• It is egregiously high

• It is on the low side