Living in a Negative Rate World (Germany, France, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland All In Negative Territory)

August 31, 2016

by Anthony B. Sanders
Anthony B. Sanders’ Blog

The sovereign debt of European nations continues to have negative yields at maturities of 8 years or less. Switzerland is negative our to 30 years.

[…] The US, on the other hand, has a positive yield curve across all maturities (at least in nominal terms).

[…] On the other hand, the REAL US Treasury 10 year yield has been NEGATIVE for all of 2016 (based on core CPI).

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