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Battered 50-Cent Long Bonds Lure Niche Fund in High-Risk Gambit

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 15 September 2026, 10:30 UTC By Ye Xie and Greg Ritchie 1 min read
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At a time when investors are dumping long-term debt, one fund manager isn’t only going the other way, he’s actively hunting for the most beaten-down of the bunch.

At a time when investors are dumping long-term debt, one fund manager isn’t only going the other way, he’s actively hunting for the most beaten-down of the bunch.
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