“U.S. Treasurys are perhaps not the risk-free assets they once were,” said Michael Hasenstab, who manages the Templeton Global Bond Fund. Countries that didn’t have the massive amounts of leverage and indebtedness before the recession “are coming out of this a lot quicker and without the overhang and inhibitors the U.S. is experiencing.”
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