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Investors in European Debt Are Getting Buyers’ Regret, BofA Says
Source: Bloomberg
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Bank of America said investors who accumulated European and UK government bonds in recent months have been hurt by a sharp selloff. The move signals unfavorable bond-market conditions for recent long-duration sovereign-debt positioning, though the article provides no yield, price, or loss magnitude.
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