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It’s Still All About Interest Rates and the US Economic Data

October 1, 2023 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

Anytime during the trading day the last few weeks, when the 10-year Treasury yield moved to multi-year highs, the dollar…

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Posted in: 10-year Treasury yield, CME fed funds futures, Federal Reserve, Municipal Bond market

The Treasury Yield Curve Has to Normalize – Eventually

June 1, 2023 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

Thinking about the Treasury yield curve the night before the May ’23 nonfarm payroll report, eventually the Treasury yield curve…

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Posted in: Corporate High Yield, Corporate HighGrade Bonds, Municipal Bond market, Treasuries, Treasury Yield Curve

Talking Bond and Credit Markets After Jackson Hole

August 30, 2021 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

The above graph from the St. Louis Fed’s database shows the option-adjusted-spread (OAS) on the investment-grade or high-grade corporate bond…

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Posted in: Corporate High Yield, Credit markets, High-Yield Credit, Municipal Bond market, Municipal High Yield

On the Stock and Bond Markets Today, and This and That

June 20, 2021 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

Still a secular bull equity market:  2000 through 2002 was a pretty painful bear market for the SP 500, and…

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Posted in: Corporate High Yield, Credit markets, Municipal Bond market, Municipal High Yield, Secular Bull Market

Municipal Bonds – Don’t Ignore with Higher Taxes and Budget Relief Ahead

February 3, 2021 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

Short post tonight, but it’s been one thought about for a few weeks. Municipal bonds have done well since the…

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Posted in: 10-year Treasury yield, Municipal Bond market, Municipal High Yield

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