The Federal Reserve (the “Fed”) is likely to reduce interest rates only twice in the near term, potentially bringing them down to around 4%. As a result, the 10-year US Treasury yields may reach approximately 5%.
The rise in US Treasury yields is putting pressure on other currencies, as seen in the Japanese yen, British pound, Chinese yuan, and other currencies negatively affected by this increase.
At The Family Office, we recommend that investors consider hedge funds, private assets, and maintaining some liquidity, given the current environment marked by volatility and the potential for tax cuts and deregulation under the new administration.
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