Weekly Market View
by Oliver Mangan, Chief Economist
 
 

The Autumn Fall

 

September has proved to be the worst month so far in 2023 for bond markets and equities, largely on the back of the “higher-for-longer” mantra from central banks on interest rates. In particular, a very hawkish line from the Federal Reserve has hammered US markets over the past month. The S&P 500 fell by 5% in September, while ten-year Treasury yields jumped by over 50bps, hitting 4.65%, their highest level since 2007.


 
 
 
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