Sonal Desai believes that the next Fed move could be a rate hike, and warns of long-term fixed income.
Some worry robots are making the market more vulnerable to another flash crash.
Fear of downgrades may be boosting the corporate and high yield bond markets so far this year.
Junk bond traders aren't buying economists increasing concerns about an impending recession.
Investors are in a rush for safety as global uncertainties mount.
Dovish monetary policies have money managers wading again into the fringes of fixed-income markets.
The Fed's "patience" doesn't mean that there won't be more rate hikes moving forward, said Sonal Desai.
Some fund managers are becoming more aggressive, betting that the Fed will take a dovish stance this year.
HSBC Holdings Plc’s Steven Major has flipped to neutral on U.S. government bonds.
Risk and slower earnings growth will weigh on equities, the firm said.
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