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Biggest Long-Bond ETF Hits Record Low as Traders Dump Treasuries

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 23 September 2026, 20:13 UTC By Greg Ritchie 1 min read
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Shares of the largest exchange-traded fund tracking long-dated Treasuries closed at a record low as the yearslong bond market selloff shows few signs of relenting.

Shares of the largest exchange-traded fund tracking long-dated Treasuries closed at a record low as the yearslong bond market selloff shows few signs of relenting.
Treasuries (ORG)
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