Bond managers expect a prolonged cycle

Oct 19, 2014

Despite last week’s volatility, US economic divergence may not signal a change to interest rates or an end to low bond yields.

Ever since the summer of 2013, when then-Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke mooted the idea of ending quantitative easing, investors have focused on what happens when US interest rates finally rise. The end of a 35-year bond market rally?

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