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JPMorgan AM sees 7-8% bond returns as yields hit multi-decade highs

J.P. Morgan Asset Management expects US fixed income investors could earn returns of 7% to 8% as elevated yields create attractive entry points, according to a Reuters report cited by Hedgeweek. Bob Michele, the firm's head of global fixed income, said a sell-off in developed-market sovereign debt pushed yields to levels rarely seen in more than two decades, with US 10-year Treasury yields around 4.99% on Tuesday. J.P. Morgan expects the Fed policy rate and Treasury yield curve to converge towards 4.5%, and Michele named Japanese and Australian government bonds, investment-grade credit and eme

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  • Reported by Hedgeweek alone, with no second source or primary confirmation yet

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What the sources claim

  1. J.P. Morgan AM says US fixed income investors could earn 7% to 8% returns as elevated yields create attractive entry points.

    “US fixed income investors potentially earning returns of 7% to 8%”
    Hedgeweek

  2. Bob Michele said a recent sell-off in developed-market sovereign debt pushed yields to levels rarely seen in more than two decades.

    “pushed yields to levels rarely seen in more than two decades”
    Hedgeweek

  3. US 10-year Treasury yields were trading around 4.99% on Tuesday, having stayed above 5% for much of recent weeks.

    “US 10-year Treasury yields were trading around 4.99% on Tuesday”
    Hedgeweek

  4. Inflation-adjusted yields recently reached 3% for the first time since 2002.

    “inflation-adjusted yields recently reached 3% for the first time since 2002”
    Hedgeweek

  5. J.P. Morgan expects the Federal Reserve's policy rate and the Treasury yield curve to converge towards 4.5%.

    “expects the Federal Reserve’s policy rate and the Treasury yield curve to converge towards 4.5%”
    Hedgeweek

  6. Michele identified Japanese and Australian government bonds, investment-grade credit and emerging market sovereign debt as particularly attractive.

    “Japanese and Australian government bonds, investment-grade credit and emerging market sovereign debt”
    Hedgeweek

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