Pimco CEO Manny Roman on Japanese Bonds and the Sell America Trade
A recent market sell-off in U.S. assets — marked by a decline in the S&P 500, rising bond yields, and a weakening dollar — has reignited debate over a potential 'Sell America' trade, driven by geopolitical tensions and shifts in global bond markets, particularly in Japan. PIMCO CEO Manny Ro
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