Jin10 data reported on March 24, the strategists Lorenzo Stah and Maria Chiara Russo from Morgan Stanley Research stated in a report that the short-term risks in the Eurozone and market pricing tend to go long on government bonds. Fiscal risks have been fully digested, so if the final interest rate of the European Central Bank is not significantly raised, further dumping due to the rise in term premiums is unlikely. Morgan Stanley’s research department favors the middle part of the yield curve.
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Morgan Stanley: Short-term risks are likely to benefit long positions in Eurozone government bonds.
Jin10 data reported on March 24, the strategists Lorenzo Stah and Maria Chiara Russo from Morgan Stanley Research stated in a report that the short-term risks in the Eurozone and market pricing tend to go long on government bonds. Fiscal risks have been fully digested, so if the final interest rate of the European Central Bank is not significantly raised, further dumping due to the rise in term premiums is unlikely. Morgan Stanley’s research department favors the middle part of the yield curve.