

The 30-10 spread has widened by 7 bps during May, however, it is still down YTD. Same goes for 30-10 breakeven inflation spread. The front end of the yield curve (10-2 spread) has been narrowing all year as well and not just in the US.


A falling 10-year yield hasn't been the greatest sign for forward P/E ratios. However, since the end of 2011 this relationship has broken down somewhat.
