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Global markets’ changing attitude towards yield

By Bloomberg
13 September 2016   |   3:57 pm
Sean Darby, global head of equity strategy at Jefferies, discusses the global move to higher bond yields, where he sees opportunities to wait out increasing volatility, and why he believes further negative interest rates are off the table.

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