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Bond Selloff Is Mostly a Fed Story, Says BofA’s Cabana

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 18 August 2026, 13:09 UTC 1 min read
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Mark Cabana, head of US rates strategy at BofA Global Research, explains the factors he sees contributing to the US bond selloff.

Mark Cabana, head of US rates strategy at BofA Global Research, explains the factors he sees contributing to the US bond selloff. (Source: Bloomberg)
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