TYO / Bet on Rising Yields With Inverse Treasury ETFs

The capital markets are expecting a rate pause, but traders may want to pause themselves before making a rash move. Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kas more_horizontal

Treasury bonds registered an all-time high at the height of the Covid panic back in March 2020. But since then, the asset class has trended lower, lar more_horizontal

As inflation and rising interest rate fears creep back into the capital markets, it's making for volatility in not only the stock market, but the bond more_horizontal

After heavy downward pressure from inflation and rising rates in 2022, bonds are booming once again, giving the Direxion Daily 7-10 Year Treasury Bul more_horizontal

The macroeconomic backdrop for bonds could be improving for 2023 with the U.S. Federal Reserve slowing down its pace of rate hikes and other factors. more_horizontal

It appears that investors could be heading back into bonds due to recession fears forcing them to look for safe havens to park capital. In the meantim more_horizontal

Benchmark Treasury yields are climbing and the U.S. Federal Reserve is more hawkish than ever, having recently raised the federal funds rate by 75 bas more_horizontal

The U.S. fixed-income market has been piling up heavy losses this year on soaring yields, resulting in higher demand for inverse Treasury ETFs. more_horizontal