Bank of America and State Street Execs Warn 5% Yields Could Chill Risky Investments
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Bank of America's Jim DeMare warned 5% short-term Treasury yields could prevent capital flowing to innovative industries.
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DeMare said comfortable returns at 5% would stop people making investment decisions.
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His comments come as 2-year Treasury yields trade above 5% and 10-year topped 5% this week.
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State Street CEO expects 10-year Treasury yields to peak at 5%, blaming inflation and debt costs.
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IMF head said interest rates rose too high, too fast but are just normalizing after 20 years of fantasy lane.