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What drives bond yields – Part 6: Long-term projections of bond yields
Michael Anthonisz, QTC Chief Economist
Published: 13 December 2024
5 min read
This note, the sixth and final in a series on the drivers of bond yields sets out projections for Australian and US Government bond yields over the next few decades. It builds on the concepts outlined in the first note of the series, the estimates and trends covered in the second note, the drivers of the sub-components of yields identified in the third note, as well as topical examples of factors which influence key sub-components of yields in the fourth (equilibrium interest rates) and fifth (US fiscal trajectory) notes.