Weaker economic data from the US have bolstered our view that the Federal Reserve will be able to cut rates by more than investors currently expect. As a result, we continue to think that Treasury yields will generally fall by the end of the year. Meanwhile, we suspect that equities will keep powering ahead – regardless of the outlook for monetary policy.
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