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Bond selloff could mean outsized portfolio changes at quarter’s end
Source: The Globe and Mail
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Quarter-end portfolio rebalancing was expected to generate outsized trading activity after a steep bond selloff materially shifted portfolio weights. Analysts indicated that the dislocation could require investors to make larger-than-normal allocation adjustments, potentially affecting bond and related asset flows.
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