Beaten-Down Bond Managers See Big Turn Ahead in Debt Markets

Published on 17 Nov 2023 on Bloomberg via Yahoo Finance

(Bloomberg) -- For fixed-income managers who’ve had a rough couple of years and a few false starts, the outlook is decidedly brightening.

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