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Global Bond Funds Are Rewarding the Early Movers on Inflation

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 01 October 2026, 06:15 UTC By Naomi Tajitsu and Alice Atkins 1 min read
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Countries that moved fast to tackle this year’s inflation spike are finding favor with bond investors, while those that delayed may end up paying the price in higher rates.

Countries that moved fast to tackle this year’s inflation spike are finding favor with bond investors, while those that delayed may end up paying the price in higher rates.
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