BlackRock’s Rick Rieder Turns Cautious on US Stocks, Warns $40 Trillion Debt Is Becoming a ‘Compounding…Problem’
BlackRock’s Rick Rieder warns of a $40T US debt problem, but calls 5% Treasury yields a prime buying opportunity for bond investors.
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The largest long-dated Treasury fund sank to a record $80.20 on Monday as the 30-year yield reached 5.38% and traders priced 90% odds of a Fed rate hike.
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