JPMorgan’s Priya Misra Says Final Bond Selloff Phase Is Overdone
Priya Misra, a Core Plus Bond ETF portfolio manager at JPMorgan Asset Management, said the latest phase of the bond-market selloff appears overdone. Misra described markets as reaching an inflection point and said that when the bond market speaks, investors listen, according to Bloomberg.
Priya Misra, portfolio manager for the Core Plus Bond ETF at JPMorgan Asset Management, said the latest phase of the bond-market selloff was overdone, according to Bloomberg.
Misra characterized markets as being at an inflection point. The available report did not provide further details about the bonds involved, the size of the market move, or the factors she identified as driving the selloff.
“When the bond market speaks, everyone listens,” Misra said, according to the Bloomberg report. The statement was presented in the context of her assessment of current market conditions.
The source did not specify what developments could confirm or reverse Misra’s view, nor did it provide a forecast for interest rates, bond prices, or the timing of any market change.
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