Crescent CEO says US Treasuries are spiking due to rising risk of persistent inflation
PODCAST: Markets are recognising the risks around longer-term inflation, and paying greater attention to the ballooning deficits of governments around the world, says Chris Wright, CEO and president of Crescent Capital Group, on the latest episode of Credit Exchange with Lisa Lee
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