U.S. 10-Year Yield Plunges: What's Different This Time?

The video discusses the trends in 10-year yields, highlighting the unusual coordinated decline to 2.01% without an obvious crisis, unlike in 2008. It examines global yield changes, central bank actions, and the liquidity trap affecting financial stability. The short paper market faces challenges due to low yields, but regulatory environments prevent excessive leverage. The focus shifts to longer-dated high-quality bonds, with significant cash positions indicating a shift from last year's risk-on market behavior.

Why is there a grab for longer dated high-quality bonds in the current market?

What does the speaker mean by 'positions in cash' being a crowded position this year?