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Jupiter’s Richards Shuns Treasuries as High Yields Lure Rivals

Bloomberg Markets Friday 16 October 2026, 06:36 UTC By Marcus Wong and Ruth Carson 1 min read
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Some of the world’s biggest funds are warming to US Treasuries as yields climb to multi-decade highs. Jupiter Asset Management’s Harry Richards isn’t one of them.

Some of the world’s biggest funds are warming to US Treasuries as yields climb to multi-decade highs. Jupiter Asset Management’s Harry Richards isn’t one of them.
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