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President Donald Trumps Tariffs have shown several unprecedented effects on the economy, but the concern created in the bond market surprised the investors around the world. Tariffs caused the sale of a bond market and there was a second sale after the congress Trump’s “Great beautiful bill.” Concerns about the US budget deficit came from second sale, but Morgan Stanley (NYSE: Ms) The executor is not much about anything panic in the bond market.
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Jim CaronMorgan Stanley’s Portfolic Solutions Group’s General Investment Officer thinks that the current panic is extreme. We shared their views on the US treasuryonds with Businesslike After the introduction, it was 5.2% on 4.6% and 30-year bonds on bonds. The concern of the spike and accompanying market, Moody entered the heels that lower the American credit rating. Then the House of Representatives, Trump’s budget deficit was held in the “great beautiful bill” that could add a dollar to the budget deficit.
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Caron said the investors know about the US government’s spiraling debt before the Trump’s law draft was home. Therefore, he does not believe that the common perception of the US bonds of the US bonds will be violated. He also said he looked at investors thinking of the security of treasury bonds as “tourists in the market.”
“I do not want to say that some deficits and tax conversations have a straight line connection to some deficit,” he said. “And that’s what everyone puts together together. I think it will be renewed to take a deeper look and” see, the financial situation is not new news. “
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Caron explained the business International Currency Fund The US budget deficit only forecasting that this year will make up 6.5% of the country’s GDP. This would be an improvement in 7.5% last year. Caron explained that it was not only the US problem and noted that England, Germany and Japan are an increasing bond product. The opinion of thinking about the US deficit is clear. “It creates hysteria around the market,” he said.
