1st Source CIO says fixed-income portfolios yield about 5% as Treasury rates climb in 2026
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- 1st Source management highlighted a tougher 2026 fixed-income backdrop, citing higher Treasury yields, persistent inflation, geopolitical risks, and a resilient economy.
- 10-year Treasury yield rose to nearly 4.5% from about 4.15% at end-2025; 2-year moved to around 4.1% from the mid-3% range.
- Client portfolios still show average yields near 5%, with roughly 1% total returns so far this year versus mid-to-upper 7% last year.
- Kevin Warsh succeeded Jerome Powell as Fed chair; markets now price a potential 0.25-point rate increase over the next 15 months.
- Portfolio strategy keeps duration near five years; annualized returns near current yields over the next five years remain the base case.
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