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Bonds Sometimes Don’t Make Sense

Fixed-income markets in developed countries have moved more or less in lockstep since September, when investors started pricing in a hawkish turn among central bankers.

The Wall Street Journal – by Jon Sindreu

Fixed-income markets in developed countries have moved more or less in lockstep since September, when investors started pricing in a hawkish turn among central bankers.

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