Treasury yields seen rising


Cohn: ‘If I had to trade it right now, I’d sell.’

SINGAPORE: Goldman Sachs Group Inc president Gary Cohn said Treasury yields will probably rise, just as Morgan Stanley predicts the opposite.

“If I had to trade it right now, I’d sell,” Cohn said in an interview on Jan 22. The benchmark 10-year yield will probably be in a range of 2% to 2.30%, he said. It was 2.06% yesterday. “I’d look for the range to go back to 2.30,” he said.

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