Morgan Stanley's Vishal Khanduja Turns Bullish on US Debt for First Time in a Decade
Morgan Stanley Investment Management's top-performing bond investor, Vishal Khanduja, is turning bullish on US debt for the first time in a decade. This shift comes as US yields reach two-decade highs, which he believes will act as a check on economic growth.
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