Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan Say Buy the Dip

Both firms recommend investors buy five-year US Treasury notes

Last week saw five-year Treasuries sell off the most since May

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Two major Wall Street firms, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan are recommending investors start buying five-year US notes after they saw their worst rout since May last week.#buythedip #investors #wallstreet pic.twitter.com/fICik2uBbr

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Two major Wall Street firms are recommending investors start buying five-year US notes after they saw their worst rout since May last week.

Morgan Stanley sees scope for a rebound in Treasuries on expectations data in the coming weeks may surprise to the downside. JPMorgan Chase & Co. is suggesting investors buy five-year notes as yields have already climbed to levels last seen in December, though it warned that markets are still too aggressive in pricing for an early start to central bank interest-rate cuts.

“This is ‘the dip’ we have been looking to buy,” analysts including Matthew Hornbach, global head of macro strategy at Morgan Stanley, wrote in a note dated Jan. 20. “With less fiscal support and much colder weather, we see downside risks to US activity data delivered in February.”

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