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Apr 2022
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Andrew Sheets: Can Bonds Once Again Play...

MORGAN STANLEY
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U.S. Treasury bonds have seen significant losses over the last six months, but looking forward investors may be able to use bonds to help balance their cross-asset portfolio in an uncertain market. 
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