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Funds Bet New Zealand Bonds Will Beat Global Peers on Slow Hikes
Source: Bloomberg
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Investors are buying New Zealand government bonds on expectations that sluggish economic growth will keep the central bank cautious about further interest-rate increases. The positioning reflects a view that New Zealand debt can continue outperforming global bond-market peers as rate-hike risk remains limited.
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