Lower Inflation – It’s Been a Long Time Coming

November 11, 2022 — Yesterday’s CPI print was up less than expected, meaning inflation is starting to show subtle signs of slowing. We still need to see other signs that this is a trend, and our base case continues to be that the Fed will increase rates once or twice more and leave policy steady for longer than expected. With this backdrop, we believe the fixed income environment remains favorable, with yields not seen since 2008.

  • DATE: November 11, 2022
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