Wall Street maps out what a Trump victory would mean for bonds
Carter Johnson and Michael Mackenzie
Financial giants from Goldman Sachs to Morgan Stanley and Barclays are taking a fresh look at how a Donald Trump victory in November’s US presidential election could play out in the bond market.
After last week’s debate hurt President Joe Biden’s chances of winning re-election, Wall Street strategists are urging clients to position for sticky inflation and higher long-term bond yields.
Bloomberg
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