Apr.09 -- Allianz U.S. Investment Strategist Mona Mahajan thinks there is still one more leg of the reopening trade that investors should account for. RockCreek founder and CEO Afsaneh Beschloss says that while there are longer term opportunities, investors should expect headwinds from rising yields in the short term. They join David Westin on "Bloomberg Wall Street Week."
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