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Darkest before dawn? Funds mull return to bonds
Source: The Globe and Mail
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A year of war, oil-price shocks and renewed inflation has broadly pressured government bonds, while higher U.S. interest rates have lifted sovereign yields to levels not seen in decades. Some investors now view the elevated yields as an attractive entry point for bonds despite continuing inflation and geopolitical risks.
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