EDITOR'S NOTE
Trade war jitters have sparked a rally in Treasurys, thanks to investors fleeing to safe havens from riskier assets. History shows there are some big stock winners when yields fall. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note, which moves inversely to price, dropped to a 19-month low Tuesday. A CNBC analysis using hedge fund analytics tool Kensho found which stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Average have been the biggest winners in 30-day periods when the 10-year yield declined at least 20 basis points, CNBC's Yun Li reports.
According to the data, Verizon, UnitedHealth, Coca-Cola, McDonald's and Walmart have been the best Dow performers during those periods of falling yields. These stocks tend to be winning bets during heightened market uncertainty since they all kick back big dividends and are relatively less impacted by economic weakness. Drug giants Pfizer and Merck are also leaders in the 30-stock Dow during times when yields are declining.
The 10-year yield has dropped around 25 basis points in May, and extended declines last week after survey data showed U.S. manufacturing activity tumbled to a more than nine-year low on trade war worries. Low rates may linger for a while as the trade tensions show no signs of easing. TOP NEWS
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