Bonds Becoming "Irresistible" To Big Buyers, Prices Headed Higher | Alf Peccatiello
Bonds yields have weakened recently, making November the best month for global bonds since 2008 and for US bonds since 1985. Is this the start of a recovery in the bond market, which has been battered and bruised for the past 3 years running? Or, is this just a temporary reprieve? To find out, we have to good fortune…
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