Concerns about a ‘sell America’ trade are overstated, a top IMF official says
Volatility in Treasury bonds and weakness in the dollar do not represent an inflection point in terms of how global investors view U.S. assets, but rather a repricing due to the rising uncertainty about economic policy, the International Monetary Fund’s top financial-market watchdog said Tuesday.
Volatility in Treasury bonds and weakness in the dollar do not represent an inflection point in terms of how global investors view U.S. assets, but rather a repricing due to the rising uncertainty about economic policy, the International Monetary Fund’s top financial-market watchdog said Tuesday.