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Andreas Steno Larsen: U.S. bond performance worst in a decade since 1803

Andreas Steno Larsen: U.S. bond performance worst in a decade since 1803
U.S. bonds mark worst run since 1803

Andreas Steno Larsen, founder & CEO, highlights historical data on U.S. bonds dating back to 1793. According to Steno Larsen, the past 10 years through this summer represent the worst period for U.S. bonds since 1803, citing research by Ed McQuarrie at Santa Clara.

Steno Larsen recently noted that 30-year U.S. Treasury yields reached 5.28%, a level not seen in 19 years, as inflation concerns persist (link). In a prior analysis, he discussed how a strong consensus in an upcoming FOMC vote could suggest increased influence by the Chairman (link). These observations add recent context to his focus on bond market performance.

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