Swiss Life Asset Managers stated that the bond sell-off on Tuesday, which pushed the U.S. 10-Year Treasury Notes Yield close to 4.7%, is just a temporary phenomenon; besides, the overall fixed income environment is favorable for the stock market. "For us, this is just a fleeting moment, and it won’t change our strategy," said Denis Lehman, Chief Investment Officer for Securities at Swiss Life Asset Managers in France.
瑞士人寿资产管理：美债周二的抛售只是短暂现象
Swiss Life Asset Management: The selling of U.S. bonds on Tuesday is merely a temporary phenomenon.
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