Morgan Stanley vs. Goldman Sachs On Treasury Rates

I would always go with Goldman Sachs. Since the sell side analysts and mainstream  media are on the story, probably the majority of a downward move has been done. Bloomberg story: Morgan Stanley Sees 5.5% Note as U.S. Faces Deficits. As I already wrote in Shorting Long Dated Treasuries, I believe this is one of the potentially great trades, but in near term I am with the deflation camp. My view is that combined FED efforts of keeping mortgage rates and weak company pricing power and output gap would keep rates low for some time.

Chart 1. 30-Year US Treasury Bond Price

Source: StockCharts.com

Chart 2.  30-Year US Treasury Bond Yield

Source: StockCharts.com

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