Investors need to be careful and watch closely the yields of the 10-year bonds. This is the key to many of the markets.
If the yield raises and passes above the 2.6%, then it is possible for the bonds to break their bearish trend. If that happens it might have negative impact on business investments and bearish sentiment for the next 12 months or more.
This figure 2.6% for the 10-year bonds is much more important than if Dow Jones will reach the 20,000 level or if Oil is at $60 per barrel or if EUR/USD will be at parity. This is the key for the interest rates and maybe very good indicator for the stock prices for 2017.
They yields of the 10-year bonds is in bearish price channel since 1987, he said and if this trend is broken up this will have very serious negative implications for the Stock market.
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