A market commentator said investors should turn bullish on long-term U.S. Treasuries only if higher rates and rising interest expenses trigger sharp cuts to entitlements and defense spending.
The post argued that if such cuts do not occur, bonds remain a sell, adding that one of three assets or groups—bonds, the U.S. dollar, or boomers—may be in a bubble.
Bond Bullishness Hinges on Spending Cuts, Market Commentator Says
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