HALISTER1: Yields to Have Trouble Rising Without Structural Changes: CIBC

Yields to Have Trouble Rising Without Structural Changes: CIBC

(Bloomberg) -- The global demand for yield still exists but until something changes structurally in economies or central banks are able to reduce their balance sheets, it will be difficult for bond yields to rise significantly, Tom Tucci, CIBC’s head of U.S. Treasury trading, said in an interview with Bloomberg Radio.
  • Doesn’t expect Fed to raise rates again this year; economic data will likely be "fuzzy enough" because of hurricane-related activity that will sour readings
  • Fed would likely be "better off focused on the balance sheet"
  • ALSO: Hurricanes May Slash U.S. Q3 GDP to 2% While Boosting Q4: CIBC
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