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BofA Urges Clients to Position for 2-Year Treasury Yields Rising as Fed Rate Seen Above 5%

Bank of America strategists, including Mark Cabana and Meghan Swiber, told clients to prepare for the risk that the Federal Reserve lifts its benchmark rate above 5% and to position for further gains in two-year Treasury yields, saying the rates market still underestimates where the hiking cycle that began this week will end. Swap prices imply three more 25-basis-point hikes, which would lift the effective fed funds rate to 4.50%-4.75%.

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BofA's call hinges on a gap between market pricing and the bank's view of where the hiking cycle ends, a gap that matters most for rate-sensitive assets, including crypto and tokenized RWAs that trade on duration and liquidity expectations. The strategists' argument is that the rates market is still underestimating the terminal rate, which implies two-year yields have room to rise. Whether swap pricing converges toward BofA's view or the Fed validates the market's more modest path is the open question.

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