Low volatility in Treasuries isn’t necessarily a worrying sign

One feature of the summer lull in markets has been a slump in ICE BofAML’s MOVE Index of expected volatility in Treasuries, to its lowest level in more than three years. But this fall doesn’t necessarily imply a big shift in bonds lies around the corner.

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