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Nuveen's Cooper Sees Yield Risks Tilted to Upside (Video)

Bloomberg Markets Monday 12 October 2026, 07:27 UTC 1 min read
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Oct 12th, 2026 Nuveen's Cooper Sees Yield Risks Tilted to Upside Laura Cooper, Nuveen's global investment strategist and macro credit head, discusses yields, the inflation situation and energy markets. "I think the risks is tilted to further upside," Cooper tells Bloomberg Television. She adds inflation expectations could have a "knock-on negative impact" on risk assets.

Oct 12th, 2026 Nuveen's Cooper Sees Yield Risks Tilted to Upside Laura Cooper, Nuveen's global investment strategist and macro credit head, discusses yields, the inflation situation and energy markets. "I think the risks is tilted to further upside," Cooper tells Bloomberg Television. She adds inflation expectations could have a "knock-on negative impact" on risk assets.
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