The fund was heavily invested in Argentinian local-currency bonds that defaulted in August.
It’s increasingly looking like a fool’s errand to remain a bond bear.
Michael Hasenstab, a bond market contrarian, is convinced the Fed will raise rates again this year.
The Fed's "patience" doesn't mean that there won't be more rate hikes moving forward, said Sonal Desai.
The tumble in U.S. equities needs to go further before the Fed turns dovish, some on Wall Street say.
The bull taking U.S. equities to record highs may be about to reach its peak, fund managers say.
Trade tensions have been the fly in the ointment for those betting on a strong global economy.
A torrent of fund outflows has taken Bank of America's contrarian Bull & Bear Indicator to a two-year low.
A multitude of political risks from Brexit to trade frictions aren’t showing signs of letting up.
The two investors are at the vanguard of a bearish camp in a growing debate over where Treasury yields are headed.