0506 GMT - Bond yields have more room to rise due to multiple unresolved issues, conflicts, and no clear resolution timeline anywhere, CIFC Asset Management's Natalia Lojevsky says in a note. "You have two stresses hitting bond markets around the globe at the same time: a structural supply problem from deficits and massive issuance rates of corporate and sovereign," the managing director says. That combination, not either one alone, is why we're seeing this move and why it's been relatively aggressive, she says.
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