US bond yields are slowly recovering from their Delta Strain sell-off although there’s definitely no acceleration around the recent bounce even after the Feds hawkish FOMC meeting last week – markets are pricing in rate hikes by the Fed for late 2022, early 2023, well over a year sooner than the RBA are signalling their next move. Further rises in yields is likely to see ongoing rotation from growth stocks into value names as we saw last night in the US.
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