Treasury Auction Weakness Sparks Debate Over Whether Yields Will Rise Further
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Recent Treasury bond auctions have seen weak demand from investors.
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Strategists at TD Securities say this could be a "canary in the coal mine" signaling higher yields ahead.
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They warn lack of demand could allow yields to retest recent highs, with 10-year possibly hitting 5%.
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But Ed Yardeni thinks current yields are high enough to attract buyers again.
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Yardeni forecasts yields stabilizing around current levels, contrasting with projections of yields above 5%.