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Fund managers retain surprising optimism in the face of stagnant stock market and tumultuous bond market

Fund managers retain surprising optimism in the face of stagnant stock market and tumultuous bond market
MarketWatch Tuesday 13 October 2026, 12:40 UTC By Jules Rimmer 1 min read
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Many asset allocators are waiting for bond yields to hit 6% before they flip the switch from equities to fixed income, but a significant portion are already making the transition.

Many asset allocators are waiting for bond yields to hit 6% before they flip the switch from equities to fixed income, but a significant portion are already making the transition. [Image text:] TURE FUTURE INVESTMENT INITIATIVE NITIATI FUT IN NI FUTURE INVESTIENT INITIATI
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