US 2-year bond yields continue to climb back towards their pre-COVID levels although considering inflation is surging its arguably surprising to see them sub 1%. Our view is bond yields are now factoring an optimistic path for the global economic recovery and we believe these shorter dated yields will struggle to move significantly higher through 2022.
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MM is neutral US 2-years around 1%
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