ETF Trends
20 Jul 2026, 15:14 UTC · 6w ago
Bonds Are Back
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ETF Trends
20 Jul 2026, 15:14 UTC · 6w ago
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Analysis by Kasper Rasmussen · Founder & analyst
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The authors forecast that the Federal Reserve will not hike interest rates in 2026 despite a currently hawkish tone. — A freeze or pivot in rate hikes generally supports higher valuations for both equities and bonds.
+0.60Money market fund yields have declined from peaks in 2023 to just below 3.50%, increasing reinvestment risk for cash holders. — Lower cash yields incentivize a rotation of $8.2 trillion in sidelined capital into risk assets or fixed income.
+0.40The 10-year Treasury is viewed as attractive for capital appreciation in H2 2026, with a fair value estimated around 4.3%. — Bullish sentiment on long-term treasuries suggests a move toward safer assets and potential price increases in bond ETFs.
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Real yields on Treasuries remain above 2%, significantly higher than the 23-year average of nearly 1%. — High real yields make fixed income a competitive alternative to equities, potentially capping equity upside.
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