BTIG Strategist Urges Bond Accumulation as 10-Year Yields Target 4%

Apr 15, 2026 16:27 UTC

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Chief Market Technician Jonathan Krinsky advises investors to increase duration exposure. He projects a near-term decline in US 10-year Treasury yields toward the 4% level.

BTIG's Jonathan Krinsky recommends buying bonds immediately
Strategist emphasizes the opportunity to 'buy duration'
US 10-year Treasury yields are projected to fall toward 4%
The anticipated yield decline is expected within the coming weeks

Jonathan Krinsky, the chief market technician at BTIG, has issued a recommendation for investors to increase their exposure to bonds, identifying a strategic opportunity to 'buy duration' in the current environment. The call comes as technical indicators suggest a potential reversal in the trajectory of US Treasury yields. Krinsky believes that the current pricing provides a favorable entry point for fixed-income assets before a projected decline in yields occurs. Specifically, the BTIG strategist projects that the 10-year Treasury yield (US10Y) will trend downward, targeting the 4% level within the coming weeks. This move would result in an increase in the market price of existing bonds, providing capital appreciation for those increasing their duration now. From a market perspective, a shift toward 4% would signal a cooling of recent yield spikes and could influence broader asset allocation as investors seek to lock in yields before they retreat further.