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Hedge Funds Pull Back From the Basis Trade as Bond Gaps Vanish
Source: Bloomberg
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The popular US Treasury hedge-fund trade has contracted to its smallest size in more than two years. Wall Street strategists attribute the decline to fewer bond-market dislocations available for hedge funds to exploit, indicating more normalized Treasury market conditions rather than a major directional rates signal.
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