Chairman & CEO at JPMorgan Chase
Personally, I would not buy long-dated government bonds. Even if inflation drops to two percent, the ten-year bond yield should naturally sit around four to four and a half percent. Having studied economic history, I remember how inflation climbed steadily after the 1974 recession, and I do not see the upside in buying bonds today.
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