BlackRock upgrades US Treasuries, cites French bond sell-off as selectivity lesson
BlackRock upgrades US Treasuries, citing higher yields as a cushion, and says the French bond sell-off highlights the need for selectivity.
China's Q3 GDP rose 4.5% year on year and 1.2% quarter on quarter, while September retail sales grew 1.1%, all above expectations.
In September, retail sales were up 1.1% year on year.
Industrial production rose 5.5% from a year earlier.
Year-to-date fixed asset investment fell 7.2% year on year.
China's third-quarter gross domestic product increased 4.5% on the year.
Sequentially, third-quarter GDP was up 1.2% quarter on quarter.
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BlackRock upgrades US Treasuries, citing higher yields as a cushion, and says the French bond sell-off highlights the need for selectivity.
China's PBOC plans to shift its main policy operations to overnight rates, a signaling change not a cut, affecting bonds, yuan and commodity currencies.
Scotiabank expects the Bank of Canada to raise rates by 25 bps next week, citing persistent inflation risks despite softer CPI.
Morgan Stanley Investment Management says higher bond yields reflect strong nominal growth, not stress, and it favors US and Japanese stocks over Europe.