Stocks & Bonds Back In Agreement On (Low) Recession Risks

The Treasury selloff that took yields to over 4% implies stocks and bonds are almost back in agreement on their low perceived chance of a recession.

Given the data is in line with this assessment and excess liquidity is abundant, stocks should continue in their upward trend, and rallies in bonds are likely to be sold.

Authored by Tyler Durden via ZeroHedge October 9th 2024