Unpacking the Bond Market with Warren Pierson on Money Life
On a recent episode of Money Life with Chuck Jaffe, Warren Pierson, co-CIO of Baird Advisors, shared the team’s market outlook within the current economic landscape. The team anticipates the economy progressing without entering a deep recession and Warren addressed the potential fiscal changes ahead of the upcoming presidential election.
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