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Draghi on deck

By Bloomberg
22 July 2019   |   10:20 am
Bloomberg Real Yield focuses on global issues and events that directly affect debt markets: Bloomberg's Jonathan Ferro sat down with Lisa Hornby of Schroders, Gershon Distenfeld of AllianceBernstein and Invesco’s Noelle Corum to preview next week's market-moving events. Investors have turned their attention to Draghi's next move after mixed data from Europe points to the ECB changing its policy language.

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