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Never mind the bond yields, Bank of America shows where the real threat to the economy lies

Never mind the bond yields, Bank of America shows where the real threat to the economy lies
MarketWatch Friday 11 September 2026, 10:40 UTC By Jules Rimmer 1 min read
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Diesel prices hit the real economy, says a Bank of America strategist who also offers an exchange-traded fund that has outperformed the market.

Diesel prices hit the real economy, says a Bank of America strategist who also offers an exchange-traded fund that has outperformed the market.
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