- Quarterly Review and Outlook, Second Quarter 2026 U.S. Treasury securities face a structurally less stable rate regime as deglobalization, labor scarcity, industrial policy and AI infrastructure raise capital demand and inflation risk. Hoisington argues that Federal Reserve balance-sheet restraint is needed to slow liquidity growth, though tighter policy could initially lift real yields and term premiums. Second Quarter 2026 —
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