It's largely based on the TLT action, I think. First day in a while TLT went up -- actually it started going up towards the end of Friday. 10 year rates at 4.66% & commodities rising means volatility will rise. I think it will just be an adjustment & the rally will continue.
If rates go towards 5+% there will a lot of volatility just like what happened up until the end of October 2023. Unless you see a better CPI/PCE print volatility will persist. Used car prices, insurance & housing (OER) are the real culprits in CPI, however I don't see OER getting any better unless cities can build more housing soon.
If rates go towards 5+% there will a lot of volatility just like what happened up until the end of October 2023. Unless you see a better CPI/PCE print volatility will persist. Used car prices, insurance & housing (OER) are the real culprits in CPI, however I don't see OER getting any better unless cities can build more housing soon.
