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Nov 2021
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Andrew Sheets: Bond Markets Get Jumpy

MORGAN STANLEY
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Over the last decade, bonds have been a source of stability. But, with surprising moves this past month, they’ve now become a risk-management challenge that stands out amongst other asset classes. 
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