The average bond manager has seen only a modest rebound in 2023.
Yet markets aren't convinced borrowing costs will rise as high as central bankers project.
The prospect of a hawkish policy outlook has driven short-term Treasury note yields to their highest levels since March.
Not everyone is positive on bonds right now.
CPI has been trending lower after peaking above 9% year-over-year last June.
A measure of turbulence in the U.S. bond market has risen to levels last seen during the Great Financial Crisis.
Precious metal is the top pick for those seeking protection in case the debt ceiling conflict ends in a crash.
Short-term rates above 5% continue to lure investors to money-market assets.
Bond traders expect the Fed to pull back on interest rates in the face of tightening credit conditions.
Bond managers are assessing how bad the fallout is from Fed interest rate increases.