Back in April Bill Gross called the end of the 30-year bull market for bonds.
Now he is suggesting that there is a war on in the bond market and protecting capital is priority one.
Gross thinks that future Fed policy is going to move away from quantitative easing this fall.
As a whole Gross thinks that quantitative easing has done little to stimulate growth and a lot to inflate asset prices.
Now he is suggesting that there is a war on in the bond market and protecting capital is priority one.
Gross thinks that future Fed policy is going to move away from quantitative easing this fall.
As a whole Gross thinks that quantitative easing has done little to stimulate growth and a lot to inflate asset prices.
