(Reuters) - Fifty percent are now bullish compared with 25 percent a
quarter ago, the Russell outlook said. Bond market sentiment
has turned negative in the second quarter, with bears
accounting for 77 percent, up from 38 percent.
"These changes in sentiment -- as with others in this
survey -- are likely due, at least in part, to the continued
strength of the Canadian economy, the persistence of
inflationary signals, and strong hints from the Bank of Canada
that further rate hikes are in the offing," Timothy Hicks,
Russell's chief investment officer, said in the outlook.
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quarter ago, the Russell outlook said. Bond market sentiment
has turned negative in the second quarter, with bears
accounting for 77 percent, up from 38 percent.
"These changes in sentiment -- as with others in this
survey -- are likely due, at least in part, to the continued
strength of the Canadian economy, the persistence of
inflationary signals, and strong hints from the Bank of Canada
that further rate hikes are in the offing," Timothy Hicks,
Russell's chief investment officer, said in the outlook.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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