Capital Markets Snapshot: Treasuries dip to lowest point in a year

REITs CONTINUE TO USE STRONG BALANCE SHEETS TO MAKE WAVES IN MARKET

By John Mugford

When looking at this month’s capital markets statistics, perhaps most worth mentioning is the fact that 10-year Treasuries compressed by more than 28 basis points (bps) during the last month.

This means the 10-year Treasuries have reached their lowest point in a year, which has most likely been driven by the market’s movement to safety and to avoid risks associates with the Euro.

When it comes to transactions, the equity market is still quite strong, with the publicly traded and non-traded real estate investment trusts (REITs) leading the way.

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