Three Ways Investors Can Capitalize on Election-Driven Rate Volatility

Published on November 27, 2024

In the weeks surrounding the US election, US bond yields climbed sharply, reflecting speculation that President-elect Trump’s policies could lead to higher inflation and a widening federal deficit.

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