What History Tells Us About the Future of Treasury Yields

The video discusses current market trends, focusing on declining stocks and energy prices. It explores the treasury market, noting lower yields and expectations for future increases when the Fed raises rates. Historical context is provided, highlighting that low bond yields are typical in US history, with high yields in the 70s and 80s being an anomaly. The video also examines global economic influences, such as oil prices and deflation in Europe and Japan, affecting US bond yields. Finally, it presents future yield predictions, considering both domestic and international factors.

What factors are contributing to the current declines in energy stocks?

What historical context is provided regarding low bond yields in the U.S.?

What demographic trends are observed in the treasury market?

How do bond yields relate to inflation according to the discussion?

What is the expected trend for 30-year bond yields by the end of next year?