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Bessent 'Wants To Win', Drive Yields Lower: Brill

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 03 September 2026, 20:14 UTC 1 min read
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Matt Brill, head of North American investment grade credit at Invesco, and Meghan Robson, head of US credit strategy at BNP Paribas, joins Michael McKee on "Bloomberg Real Yield." They discuss Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's focus on driving yields lower.

Matt Brill, head of North American investment grade credit at Invesco, and Meghan Robson, head of US credit strategy at BNP Paribas, joins Michael McKee on "Bloomberg Real Yield." They discuss Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's focus on driving yields lower. (Source: Bloomberg)
Bessent (PERSON) Brill Matt Brill (PERSON) North American (ORG) Invesco (ORG) Meghan Robson (PERSON) US (LOCATION) BNP Paribas (ORG) Michael McKee (PERSON) Treasury (ORG) Scott Bessent (PERSON) Bloomberg (PERSON)
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