China GDP grows 5% in Q1, beats expectations on exports, spending strength
- The selloff in Treasuries, that began in earnest in September and ramped up in January, is ending, according to Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS), taking on Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) and Warren Buffett with a bullish bond call.
- "We think the bell has tolled for the best of the bear market in longer-duration bonds," said to the team led by Matthew Hornbach, global head of interest-rates strategy. "We like the long end."
- ETFs: TLT, TBT, TIP, TMV, IEF, RINF, SHY, TBF, EDV, TMF, VTIP, TTT, ZROZ, PST, SCHP, MBB, VGLT, IEI, TLH, BKT, PLW, BIL, VMBS, VGSH, VGIT, UST, UBT, DTYS, GOVT, TYO, SHV, STIP, SPTL, GNMA, SCHO, IPE, GSY, DLBS, SCHR, STPZ, LTPZ, VUSTX, TIPZ, STPP, FLAT, TBX, TYD, SPTS, ITE, DTYL, EGF, TYBS, MBG, AGZ, DLBL, RISE, TAPR, DTUS, FTT, TFLO, TIPX, TDTF, TDTT, DTUL, TUZ, USFR, FIBR, GBIL, HYDD, DFVL, TYNS, DFVS, CLTL, PBTP, USTB
- Now read: Bonds - Make Or Break
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