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Bond Market’s Big Short Bet Gets Wakeup Call as AI Trade Wobbles

Bloomberg Markets Sunday 18 October 2026, 19:00 UTC By Ye Xie, Alice Gledhill and Ruth Carson 1 min read
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US Treasuries are showing tentative signs of reclaiming their traditional role as a haven — threatening to wrong-foot investors who are heavily positioned for this year’s bond slump to deepen.

US Treasuries are showing tentative signs of reclaiming their traditional role as a haven — threatening to wrong-foot investors who are heavily positioned for this year’s bond slump to deepen.
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