Markets have 'more room to run' in 2025: Strategist

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CalBay Investments chief market strategist Clark Geranen joins Market Domination Overtime to discuss his outlook on Treasury yields (^TNX, ^TYX, ^FVX) in 2025 and its implications for investors and broader markets.

Geranen forecasts the 10-year Treasury yield could reach 4.75% in 2025, noting a recent pattern in which the Federal Reserve's 100 basis-point interest rate cut coincided with a 100 basis-point increase in the 10-year yield. "The yield curve has normalized ... that's a positive sign, and there are so many tailwinds moving into this year that we have a more positive outlook of 2025 than we did of 2024," he tells Yahoo Finance.

Geranen expects investors to shift funds from short-term bonds to equities this year. While short-term yields served as a risk-free safe haven in 2024, investors are "now putting that cash to work." He points to uncertainty surrounding President-elect Trump's policies as a potential source of volatility that could create opportunities for investors to deploy capital. "We still think that there's a lot of room to run in 2025," he adds.

When it comes to sector-specific opportunities, Geranen highlights financials and healthcare as potential outperformers this year.

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This post was written by Angel Smith