PIMCO “bond king” Bill Gross says that the bull market in bonds is ending. Gross tells Bloomberg that, without additional quantitative easing, he thinks treasury bonds will decline in yield as the economy slows, which will push credit spreads higher. He sees a 12-month period ahead where combined treasury, corporate, and high yield bonds “don’t move much”. Gross also says the stock market has been rising in part because of economic improvement, and in part because of the “Bernanke put” — the belief that Ben Bernanke and the Federal Reserve will continue to bolster stocks over the long haul. Gross says there’s “a lot of money chasing a lot of risk, and in some cases it may be justified.”
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