Treasurys jumped along with most other major government bonds as chances for a Democratic sweep diminished.
Investors are piling back in, leading to a squeeze of short positions.
The U.S. dollar is still widely considered a safe haven by global investors.
ESG stocks and bonds have trounced traditional emerging market peers in the pandemic, but they're a minority.
Dozens of people associated with a fruit and vegetable market in the city tested positive for the virus.
Yields on 10-year Treasuries have plummeted as much as 160 basis points this year.
Investors should consider longer-dated government bonds in safe markets, the firm said.
The dollar had an awful December and things may only get worse.
Several analysts believe the rally in Treasurys is overdone.
Many analysts think the Federal Reserve is likely to cut interest rates again in 2020.