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Ten Cap's Jun Bei Liu on What Bessent Is Up Against

Bloomberg Markets Friday 21 August 2026, 00:41 UTC 1 min read
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Ten Cap co-founder and Lead Portfolio Manager Jun Bei Liu breaks down the difficulty of intervening in the bond market at a time when AI firms are pouring massive capital into capital expenditure.

Ten Cap co-founder and Lead Portfolio Manager Jun Bei Liu breaks down the difficulty of intervening in the bond market at a time when AI firms are pouring massive capital into capital expenditure. (Source: Bloomberg)
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