Morgan Stanley: Macro Environment Is the Biggest Test for Investment-Grade Credit Market by Year-End, Expects the Federal Reserve to Hike Rates Only Twice More
Morgan Stanley emphasizes that for investment-grade credit markets, "the macro environment—not supply glut—is the biggest test through year-end." The bank's economists expect the Federal Reserve to hike rates only twice more, a more dovish stance than the market's pricing of nearly four hikes.
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