The first quarter felt like a full year of drama for investors in the $24 trillion US Treasury market.
The total size of U.S. money-market funds has topped $5 trillion.
More than 70% of respondents said the Fed isn't done with its tightening policy.
There's a growing belief rates will stay elevated even after the Fed's inflation fight.
A higher peak for rates now seems almost certain.
The Fed's quantitative-tightening program could be propelled toward an early end.
A sharp decline in yields over the past two months is mainly due to falling inflation expectations.
The 60/40 portfolio just won't die, maybe because it's designed not to.
After last month, many will be watching trading closely before the new CPI numbers hit.
After 400 basis points of rate hikes, a hawkish Fed no longer poses the same degree of danger to bond investors it once did.
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