US Treasury yield peak still ahead as Fed likely to tighten again, PIMCO's Ivascyn says - Reuters — SkimNews
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- Ivascyn said the US Treasury yield peak is still ahead and the Federal Reserve is likely to tighten policy again, framing the current rate environment as a midpoint rather than a ceiling
- Investors are braving a US Treasury rout to lock in yields not seen in decades, with separate coverage noting preparations among bondholders for 6% yields and economists expecting higher yields to stay
Why it matters: If Ivascyn is right that the yield peak still lies ahead, existing bond portfolios face further unrealized losses even as new buyers capture historically rich income — the Reuters, FT, and WSJ coverage all converge on yields staying higher for longer, with the MarketWatch piece putting a 6% figure on the table for retail investors planning around it.
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