Charts That Count: A 30-year Long view
Financial Times
2019-03-04
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Viewed in the long term, both world stocks and the US treasury market have enjoyed long and steady trends ever since 1990; stocks have risen with occasional interruptions, while bond yields have fallen. Stocks garnered most attention. But John Authers asks if he should have spent more time looking at the steady fall in bond yields, because that is a trend which appears at last to be reversing.
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Viewed in the long term, both world stocks and the US treasury market have enjoyed long and steady trends ever since 1990; stocks have risen with occasional interruptions, while bond yields have fallen. Stocks garnered most attention. But John Authers asks if he should have spent more time looking at the steady fall in bond yields, because that is a trend which appears at last to be reversing.
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